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Simplify and solve for the unknown. Use order of operations as needed. Check your work.

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5^3– 10^2 = X(8 – 2) + 2X – 3X

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User David SN
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Answer:

5

Explanation:

Given: 5^3– 10^2 = X(8 – 2) + 2X – 3X

Solving the equation to find the value of x.


5^(3) -10^(2) = x(8-2)+2x-3x

Using the distributive property of multiplication, multiplying x with 8 and -2


125-100= 8x-2x+2x-3x

cancelling out -2x and 2x


25= 8x-3x


25= 5x

Multiplying both side by 5

⇒ x=
(25)/(5)

∴ x= 5

Hence, the value of unknown is 5.

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User Radek Lopatecki
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