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How do you solve 1.4f+1.1=8.3−f?

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For the given algebaric expression, 1.4f+1.1=8.3−f where "f " is variable the solved value of "f" is 3..

We have an algebraic expression of one variable say f ,

1.4 f + 1.1 = 8.3 - f --(1)

we have to solve it

Step 1 : Multiply both sides by 10

1.4 f ×10 + 1.1 ×10 = 8.3×10 - f ×10

=> 14/10(10f) + 11/10(10) = 83/10(10) - 10f

=> 14f + 11 = 83 - 10f

Step 2 : Subtract 11 from both sides

=> 14f + 11 - 11 = 83 - 10f -11

=> 14f = 72 - 10f

Step 3 : Add 10f both sides

=> 14f + 10f = 72 - 10f + 10f

=> 24f = 72

Step 4 : Divide both sides by 24

=> 24f/24 = 72/24

=> f = 3

Hemce,the solved value of "f" is 3 ..

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