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What is x/5-g=a for x

What is x/5-g=a for x
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What is x/5-g=a for x

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X=a(-g) The answer would be the equation above
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x/5 - g = a (add g to each side)
x/5 = a + g (multiply 5 to each side)
x = 5 (a + g)

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