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What is the solution to A=7x+40
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What is the solution to A=7x+40

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Answer:

x = (A -40)/7

Explanation:

Maybe you want to solve for x.

A = 7x +40 . . . . . given

A -40 = 7x . . . . . subtract 40

(A -40)/7 = x . . . divide by 7

The value of x will be ...

x = (A -40)/7

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