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What is the value of x in the equation 4x + 8y - 40, when y-0.8?
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0 8.4

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Answer:

8.4

Explanation:

the equation 4x+8y -40 can be written as 4x-8y-40=0, this represents a line in a space of two dimensions.

solving for x when y=0.8 we have the equation below>


4x+8*0,8-40=0

Which gives that x=42/5, or in more simpler terms, 8.4

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