Solve: 16(s – 4) – 26s - 21 = 9(s + 8)
Solution:
Given expression is,
16(s – 4) – 26s - 21 = 9(s + 8)
Multiplying the integer terms
16s - 64 – 26s - 21 = 9s + 72
Grouping the above terms
-10s - 85 = 9s + 72
Add 8 on both sides
-10s + 85 – 85 = 9s + 72 + 85
Grouping the above terms
-10s = 9s + 157
Subtract 9s by on both sides
-10s – 9s = 9s + 157 – 9s
Grouping the above terms
-19s = 157
Divide -4 on both sides
s = -157/19
Answer: s = -157/19.Usually we face many signs while solving problems like multiplication signs,divide symbol,
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