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Solve for x. y=7x−7z−9

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y = 7x - 7z - 9...for x
y + 7z + 9 = 7x
(y + 7z + 9)/7 = x
1/7y + z + 9/7) = x
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We have been given the equation
y=7x-7z-9

We have to solve it for x.

First of all, we add 7z and 9 to both sides of the equation


y=7x-7z-9=7x-7z-9+7z+9

The terms 7z and 9 will get cancelled from the right hand side and we are left with


y+7z+9=7x

Now in order to get rid of 7 from the right hand side, we can divide both sides by. On dividing both sides by 7, we get


(1)/(7)(y+7z+9)=(7x)/(x)


(1)/(7)(y+7z+9)=x

Thus, the value of x is given by


x=(1)/(7)(y+7z+9)

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