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What does x equal in the equation 40÷x=6
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What does x equal in the equation 40÷x=6
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Answer:
Explanation:
40/x=6
40=6x
x=40/6
x=20/3
x=6 2/3
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X equals 240 because you have to multiply by 40 on both sides to cancel out the 40 on the side with the x
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