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the value of x of the linear equation 5x-9=16 (a.6)

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Answered by Shwetasharma99736

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$5x - 9 = 16 \\ 5x = 16 + 9 \\ 5x = 25 \\ x = \frac{25}{5} \\ x = 5$

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Answered by anilkumaraj

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Answer:5x-9=16

5X=16+9

X=25/5

X=5

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