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What is x in 4x+4=5x+45

User Nick Hill
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Answer:


\boxed{\bold{x=-41}}

Explanation:

Subtract 4 from both sides of equation


\bold{4x+4-4=5x+45-4}

Simplify


\bold{4x=5x+41}

Subtract 5x from both sides


\bold{4x-5x=5x+41-5x}

Simplify


\bold{-x=41}

Divide both sides by -1


\bold{(-x)/(-1)=(41)/(-1)}

Simplify


\bold{x=-41}

User AxeEffect
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Answer:

Solve for

x

by simplifying both sides of the equation, then isolating the variable.

x = − 41

User Maysam Torabi
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