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What is the value of x? (X+40)
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What is the value of x? (X+40)

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Answer:

x=-40

Explanation:

User Jianhua
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-40

Explanation:

at the moment your equation is x+40=0

you move the forty to the other side by subtraction and you get x= -40

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