MATHEMATICS MIDDLE SCHOOL

What is 3/8x + 15/2=18

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Answer 1

Answer:

Let's solve for x --

Isn't it always a little easier to solve a math problem with starting by rewriting the equation?

3/8x + 15/2 = 8

Step 1) Subtract 15/2 from both sides

3/8x + 15/2 - 15/2 = 8 - 15/2

3/8x = 1/2

Step 2) Multiply both sides by 8/3

(8/3) × (3/8x) = (8/3) × (1/2)

x = 4/3

FINAL ANSWER -

x = 4/3

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As you sit in your seat in the science classroom, the Earth pulls down upon yourbody with a gravitational force; the reaction force is the chair pushing upwards onyour body with an equal magnitude. True False

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True, because of equal action-reaction, the earth pulls on you, but you pull on the earth.

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