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56x + 40 = 48x + 104

56x + 40 = 48x + 104
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56x + 40 = 48x + 104

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the answer is 8

]explanation subtract 56-48 and 104-40 you should get 8x=64

divide 8/8 and 64/8 and the answer is 8

User Adwoa
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Answer:

56x-48x=104-40

8x=24

X=3

Explanation:

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