13(4x+9)=11(3x+12)

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Solution for 13(4x+9)=11(3x+12) equation:


Simplifying
13(4x + 9) = 11(3x + 12)

Reorder the terms:
13(9 + 4x) = 11(3x + 12)
(9 * 13 + 4x * 13) = 11(3x + 12)
(117 + 52x) = 11(3x + 12)

Reorder the terms:
117 + 52x = 11(12 + 3x)
117 + 52x = (12 * 11 + 3x * 11)
117 + 52x = (132 + 33x)

Solving
117 + 52x = 132 + 33x

Solving for variable 'x'.

Move all terms containing x to the left, all other terms to the right.

Add '-33x' to each side of the equation.
117 + 52x + -33x = 132 + 33x + -33x

Combine like terms: 52x + -33x = 19x
117 + 19x = 132 + 33x + -33x

Combine like terms: 33x + -33x = 0
117 + 19x = 132 + 0
117 + 19x = 132

Add '-117' to each side of the equation.
117 + -117 + 19x = 132 + -117

Combine like terms: 117 + -117 = 0
0 + 19x = 132 + -117
19x = 132 + -117

Combine like terms: 132 + -117 = 15
19x = 15

Divide each side by '19'.
x = 0.7894736842

Simplifying
x = 0.7894736842

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