How do you solve $0.27v - 1.6= 0.32v - 2$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2016-10-28T00:45:57

$v=8$

Begin to isolate $v$ by adding $1.6$ on both sides of the equation

$0.27v=0.32v-0.4$

Continue to isolate $v$ by subtracting $0.32v$ on both sides of the equation

$-0.05v=-0.4$

Isolate $v$ by didviding both sides of the equation by $-0.05v$

$v=8$

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