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Find the value of X in this equation. g=c+x​
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Find the value of X in this equation.

g=c+x​

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x=g-c that’s the value of this equation
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Answer:

x=g-c

Step-by-step explanation:

You want to get x by itself, so you need to subtract c on both sides. Then, you are left with x=g-c.
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