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Malachi
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11 August, 09:28
How do you solve g = y-c+x for x
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Kelly Fowler
11 August, 09:32
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To solve for x just isolate x by moving the other variables so ...:
First add c to both sides
g+c = y+x
Subtract y from both sides
g+c-y = x
That should be your final answer (we cannot come up with an actual digit for x because there are no numbers in this equation we simply can make an equation for x)
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Lamont Wiggins
11 August, 09:47
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You would subtract y and add c to both sides and you'll get x=g-y+c
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