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    Work: Find the solution of equation 0.57*(50+6.8x)-0.493*(40+8.5x) = 0 .
    Question type: Equation
    Solution:Original question:
     
57
100
(50 +
34
5
x )
493
1000
(40 +
17
2
x ) = 0
    Remove the bracket on the left of the equation:
     Left side of the equation =
57
100
× 50 +
57
100
×
34
5
x
493
1000
(40 +
17
2
x )
                                             =
57
2
+
969
250
x
493
1000
(40 +
17
2
x )
                                             =
57
2
+
969
250
x
493
1000
× 40
493
1000
×
17
2
x
                                             =
57
2
+
969
250
x
493
25
8381
2000
x
                                             =
439
50
629
2000
x
    The equation is transformed into :
     
439
50
629
2000
x = 0

    Transposition :
      -
629
2000
x = 0
439
50

    Combine the items on the right of the equation:
      -
629
2000
x = -
439
50

    By shifting the terms and changing the symbols on toth sides of the equation, we obtain :
     
439
50
=
629
2000
x

    If the left side of the equation is equal to the right side, then the right side must also be equal to the left side, that is :
     
629
2000
x =
439
50

    The coefficient of the unknown number is reduced to 1 :
      x =
439
50
÷
629
2000
        =
439
50
×
2000
629
        = 439 ×
40
629

    We obtained :
      x =
17560
629
    This is the solution of the equation.

    Convert the result to decimal form :
      x = 27.917329



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