Q. Which value of g makes 26=7(g−9)+12 a true statement?Choose 1 answer:(A) g=11(B) g=12(C) g=13(D) g=14
Simplify the equation: First, we need to simplify the equation by distributing the 7 into the parentheses.So, we multiply 7 by both g and −9.7(g−9)+12=7g−63+12
Combine like terms: Next, we combine like terms on the right side of the equation. 7g−63+12 simplifies to 7g−51.So, the equation now is 26=7g−51.
Isolate the variable: Now, we need to isolate the variable g on one side of the equation.To do this, we add 51 to both sides of the equation to cancel out the −51.26+51=7g−51+51
Add to both sides: After adding 51 to both sides, we get a new equation:77=7g
New equation: To solve for g, we divide both sides of the equation by 7.777=77g
Divide by 7: After dividing by 7, we find the value of g:11=g
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