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Solve for X rx+h=sx-k

User Heartbit
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rx + h = sx - k
rx - sx = -k -h
x ( r -s ) = -k -h
x = -k -h / r -s Ans
User Vic Smith
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we have


rx+h=sx-k

Group terms that contain the same variable, and move the other terms to the opposite side of the equation


rx-sx=-k-h


x(r-s)=-(k+h) -----> divide by
(r-s) both sides


x=-((k+h))/((r-s))

therefore

the answer is


x=-((k+h))/((r-s))

User Jordan Miner
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