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asked May 7, 2021 188k views

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1.005 = 0.005x + 0.95

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1.005=0.005x+0.95

1.005-0.95=0.005x

0.055=0.005x

0.055:0.005=11

11=x

Failsafe answered May 8, 2021

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X=(1.005-0.95)/0.005
x=0.055/0.005
X=11

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