Can you solve the following equation. 0.8x-0.3(40+x)=0.2(40)

solve the equation by first clearing decimals.
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0.8x -0.3(x+40) =0.2*40

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8x -3(x+40)=2*40

8x -3x -120=80

5x=80+120

x=200/5

x=40
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