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What is the value of x? http://static.k12.com/bank_packages/files/media/mathml_9005fd4da073716eff3d15c5b2189e220e98decd_1.gif X=?
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First subtract 6 from both sides, and then multiply 5 to each side. (this'll get the variable "alone")
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i dont understand how to do that part
Well, start with subtracting 6 from both sides. Your equation is x/5 + 6 = 36 So then go x/5 + 6 -6 = 36 - 6. Do the same with multiplying 5 after you solve that. You're just "reversing" all the functions so you can find the value of your variable.
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wait is the answer 24 ?
Go through the steps and find a solution. :)
the answer is 150 \[\frac{ x }{ 5 }+6=35\] x=150
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