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3 years ago

S+tx=r solve for x show steps

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Elena L [17]3 years ago

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X=r-s/t
1.(S+tx)+(-s)=r+(-s)
2.s+tx-s=r-s
3.s-s+tx=r-s
4.tx=r-s
5.tx/t=r-s/t
6. x=r-s/t

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