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    Work: Find the solution of equation y = -7/48(1.75-4)(1.75-4)+3 .
    Question type: Equation
    Solution:Original question:
      y = - 7 ÷ 48 × (
7
4
4)(
7
4
4) + 3
     Right side of the equation = -
7
48
(
7
4
4)(
7
4
4) + 3
    The equation is transformed into :
      y = -
7
48
(
7
4
4)(
7
4
4) + 3
    Remove the bracket on the right of the equation:
     Right side of the equation = -
7
48
×
7
4
(
7
4
4) +
7
48
× 4(
7
4
4) + 3
                                               = -
49
192
(
7
4
4) +
7
12
(
7
4
4) + 3
                                               = -
49
192
×
7
4
+
49
192
× 4 +
7
12
(
7
4
4) + 3
                                               = -
343
768
+
49
48
+
7
12
(
7
4
4) + 3
                                               =
915
256
+
7
12
(
7
4
4)
                                               =
915
256
+
7
12
×
7
4
7
12
× 4
                                               =
915
256
+
49
48
7
3
                                               =
579
256
    The equation is transformed into :
      y =
579
256
    This is the solution of the equation.
    This is the solution of the equation.



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