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Chemistry problem 5x/3=40 solve for x.
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Chemistry problem 5x/3=40
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Multiply 3 to 40 and then 120 by 5 and your answer will be 25
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first we'll multiply both sides by 3 to undo the divition
5x/3=40
×3 ×3
5x=120 then divide both sides by 5 to undo the multiplication
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5 5
x=24
I hope I've helped!
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