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Chapter 2: Q. 516 (page 215)

Solve Equations with Fraction or Decimal Coefficients.

In the following exercises, solve each equation.

0.10d+0.05(d鈭�4)=2.05

Short Answer

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The solution is:d=443.

Step by step solution

01

 Given 

The given equation is 0.10d+0.05(d鈭�4)=2.05

02

 To find 

We have to solve the given equation.

03

 Calculation  

0.10d+0.05(d鈭�4)=2.050.10d+0.05d-0.2=2.00.15d-0.2=2.00.15d=2.0+0.20.15d=2.2d=2.20.15d=221015100d=2210脳10015d=2200150d=443

Hence, the solution isd=443

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