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What’s the value of x in this equation?
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What’s the value of x in this equation?

What’s the value of x in this equation?-example-1
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Answer:

x = 20

Explanation:

(5x + 35) + 45 = 180

These angles are opposites to each other so you know that together they equal 180.

Start off by adding 35 and 45. This gives you...

5x + 80 = 180

Then subtract by 80 giving you...

5x = 100

Then divide by 5. This gives you...

x = 20

I hope that this helps!!!

User Grzegorz Bokota
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Answer:

20

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