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Solve 4x equals 16?
4x = 16Divide each side of the equation by 4:x = 4
What is -16 divided by 0.2 equal?
-16.2
What does positive 12 plus positive 4 equals?
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The answer to X 8 times 16 times 6 equals 9216. This is a math problem.
How do you solve 2x-5 equals 11?
2x - 5 = 11 2x = 11 + 5 2x = 16 2x /2 = 16 /2 x = 8
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