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Solve for the indicated variable. 6y + 5x = 7 for x
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Solve for the indicated variable. 6y + 5x = 7 for x

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Answer:


x = (-6y+7)/(5)

Explanation:


6y + 5x = 7

Isolate x ;


5x = 7-6y\\\\5x =-6y+7

Divide both sides of the equation by 5


(5x)/(5) = (-6y+7)/(5) \\\\x = (-6y +7)/(5)

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