In the following equation, c and d are both integers.
4cx - 5c = -12x + d
What is the value of c?
What is the value of d?

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09-03-2015
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In the following equation, c and d are both integers.
4cx - 5c = -12x + d
What is the value of c?
What is the value of d?

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anijlin anijlin · Answer 1 · 2015-03-09T23:16:17-04:00

anijlin anijlin

09-03-2015

4cx - 5c = -12x + d
we can factor out the c, to get:
c(4x - 5) = -12x + d

divide both sides by (4x - 5) to get c
c = -12x + d
4x - 5

or you can use the same equation to get d
c(4x - 5) = -12x + d
add 12 x to both sides

d = c(4x - 5) + 12x

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In the following equation, c and d are both integers. 4cx - 5c = -12x + d What is the value of c? What is the value of d?

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In the following equation, c and d are both integers.
4cx - 5c = -12x + d
What is the value of c?
What is the value of d?