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transform the equation to isolate x. ax= bx+1. how is the value of x related to the differenace of a and b? answer

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The equation ax = bx + 1 is the same as x = 1/(a - b) when solved for x. This means that x is equal to the reciprocal of the difference of a and b. This is the answer from the sample response.

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The equation ax = bx + 1 is the same as x = 1/(a - b) when solved for x. This means that x is equal to the reciprocal of the difference of a and b. This is the answer from the sample response.

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