7(5x+3)=7(x+5)-14+28x You want to find X
Let's simplify.
35x+21=(7x+35)-14+28
All parts are multiples of 7. Let's divide each by 7.
5x+3=(x+5)-14+28
subtract 3 from each side and simplify the -14+28
5x=(x+5)+11
simplify
5x=x+5+11=x+16
now we know that
5x=x+16
subtract x from each side
4x=16
divide both by 4
x=4
Now, we know that
7(5x+3)=7(x+5)-14+28x and x=4
2007-08-22 14:21:43
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answer #1
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answered by elucase 3
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7(5x+3)=7(x+5)-14+28x
First, let's simplify:
7*5x + 7*3 = 7*x + 7*5 - 14 + 28x
Multiply:
35x + 21 = 7x + 35 - 14 + 28x
Now lets add the x variables and the integers:
35x + 21 = 35x + 21
Both sides of the equation are the same and, therefore, x may equal any number.
2007-08-22 21:15:16
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answer #2
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answered by Matiego 3
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Distribute the 7's
35x + 21 = 7x + 35 - 14 + 28x
Combine like terms
35x + 21 = 35x + 21
Since you have the same expression on both sides of the equations, the solution is all real numbers. This means that you can place any number in for x and the equation will be true.
2007-08-22 21:12:49
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answer #3
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answered by gateach 5
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Given: 7(5x+3)=7(x+5)-14+28x
Multiplying terms gives:
35x + 21=7x+35-14+28x
Adding/subtracting similar terms only on right side of = mark gives:
35x +21=35x + 21
Look at the equation above careful. 35x and +21 both appear on the left and right side of the equal (=) mark. If we simplify it further, we will eventually end with zero equals zero (0=0). We do not need to simplify further because the equation is obviously equal on both sides of the equal (=) mark. You did not state in the problem above what you meant by "solve". The only solution that came to mind was to prove the equality by simiplification.
2007-08-22 21:23:39
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answer #4
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answered by Piguy 4
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Sure, but pay attention. Put down that book and turn off the tv.
first clear all the parentheses as follows:
35x +21= 7x+35-14+28x
combine like terms
and you get
35x+21=35x+21 or 21=21...which is true.
hmmm.
something a little screwy here.
basically, the solution is that your original equation is true for all values of x, since x falls out of the equation when you simplify.
2007-08-22 21:13:56
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answer #5
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answered by VampireDog 6
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7(5x+3)=7(x+5)-14+28x
first distribute-
35x+21=7x+35-14+28x
combine like terms-
35x+21=35x+21
the two equations are equal
therefore it is an infininate amount of answers.
2007-08-22 21:16:29
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answer #6
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answered by Reds4Life 4
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first multiply then add or subtract
35x + 21 = 7x + 35 - 14 + 28x
combine like terms
35x - 7x - 28x = 35 - 14 - 21
x = 0
2007-08-22 21:15:53
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answer #7
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answered by ferdie 2
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this is distributive property, so u multiply the number outside of the parentheses by both of the numbers inside of the parentheses first:
35x+21=7x+35-14+28x
Then, u add like terms on either side:
35x+21=35x+21
Then, u substitue 1 for x and both sides are equal:
35+21=35+21
2007-08-22 21:14:43
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answer #8
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answered by Anonymous
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I would factor out 7 thus 7(5x+3)=7(x+5)-7(2+4x)
so 5x+3=x+5-(2+4x)
then 5x+3=x+5-2-4x
isolate the x on one side:
8x=0. x=0 check it :-)
2007-08-22 21:14:53
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answer #9
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answered by Nelson_DeVon 7
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35x+21=7x+35-14+28x
35x+21=35x+21
2007-08-22 21:38:19
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answer #10
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answered by IcyCool 4
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