Chapter 4: Problem 62
Solve the equations and inequalities. $$0.155 x+0.075(80-x)=8.4$$
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Chapter 4: Problem 62
Solve the equations and inequalities. $$0.155 x+0.075(80-x)=8.4$$
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In each of the following exercises, perform the indicated operations. Express your answer as a single fraction reduced to lowest terms. $$\frac{2}{5 x y}+\frac{1}{10 x^{2}}$$
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