It would be 4x+76 = 180 in that order in the boxes. You would add 1 to 75 which got 76. Then you would subtract 76 from 180 and get 104 and then divide that by 4 and you would get 26. So x is 26
We start with

We can factor x at the numerator:

So, assuming
(otherwise the expression would make no sense) we can simplify it:

This equation has no roots, so we can't simplify it any further.
To compute for the debt-to-GDP ratio, we just have to divide the debt given in this item by the GDP and convert the quotient to percentage. That is,
debt-to-GDP ratio = (9,529,034,179,824,022)/ (16,247,683,987,248,007) x 100%
debt-to-GDP ratio = 58.65%
Thus, the answer is FALSE.