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What is the value of x in x = 12 - 0.4x
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What is the value of x in
x = 12 - 0.4x

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Explanation:

8,57142857=8,6

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What is the value of x in x = 12 - 0.4x-example-1
User Lowtech
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Answer:

8.6

Explanation:

x = 12 - 0.4x

x + 0.4x=12

1.4x= 12=8.57 = 8.6

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