Given f(x)=3/4x and f(x) = 75 solve for x

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x=100

Step-by-step explanation:

75=3/4x

4/3 × 75 = x

4 × 75 = 300

300/3= 100

100(3/4) = 75

x = 100


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Given the data below, the total length or amount of decorative trim can be calculated. It can be said that the total length of decorative trim is equal to the total perimeter of the two walls, the window, and the door, minus the base of the door.

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Circumference of the wheel is the outer part of the wheel. We know that the wheel is turning "x" times over 423 feet. What we're trying to find is how many turns occur over 423 feet.

What we got to find is the length of the wheel. Wait! They give it to us; the circumference is the length.

The wheel is traveling that length "x" amount of times for 423 feet. So, we have
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Step-by-step explanation:

\because \: a_n =  - 1 + 3(n - 1) \n  \n  \therefore \: a_(55) =  - 1 + 3(55 - 1) \n  \n \therefore \: a_(55) =  - 1 + 3 * 54 \n  \n \therefore \: a_(55) =  - 1 + 162\n  \n  \huge \blue { \boxed{\therefore \: a_(55) =   161}}\n  \n

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In this question there are information's of immense importance and that can go a long way in helping to solve the given question. It is given that one brother eats 3/5 of the cereal and the other brother eats 3/10 of the cereal. The answer that needs to be found is that the amount of cereal the other brother eats more.
The amount of cereal eaten more by the other brother = (3/5) - (3/10)
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                                                                                       = 3/10
So the other brother does not eat more, but the first brother has eaten 3/10 more than the other brother.
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