Good question. It can mean a variety of things.
It could be referring to the speed of a CD or DVD drive, meaning how much faster than the original industry standard the drive spins.
Examples might be 16X read, 6X rewrite, 8X write.
It can also in the same manner refer to an AGP slots speed (4X AGP, 8X AGP)
if it appears as X8, it's likely referring to the number of channels of the PCIe slots. the most common PCIe slots are X1, X8 and X16.
Those are the most common uses, but without an actual context, I cannot say what YOUR 8X means.
For instance, if it's an ad that says "costs 8X less than a MAC" then obviously the meaning is different.
If you mean: 16x-4y-8x+6y then it is 8x+2y in like terms
Do you mean 6x+7x-8x if so it is 5x because 13x-8x = 5x
If you mean 8x+5y = 100 then it is a straight line equation
I assume you mean...., 8X + 16 8(X + 2) ======
Sure, but your motherboard would have to support the 8x speed. You should check your bios for that information, or any manuals you received when you purchased the computer. Check the manufacturer's spec's on their website - that's another good way to find out. If it your computer supports 8x AGP, then upgrade it.
I assume you mean,8X - 5Y = 1- 5Y = - 8X + 1Y = (8/5)X - 5==========m(slope) = 8/5
If you mean as an equation in the form of 8x+4 = 68 then x equals 8
If you mean: xsquared+8x-48 then it factors to (x-4)(x+12)
The purpose in one purchasing a computer kit is that the kit contains all the basic components of a computer. You can build your own computer with the pieces which one already has purchased or will be purchasing.
If you mean -8x = 2y-48 then it is a straight line equation which can be expressed as y = -4x+24
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You would multiply that value by 8 for every number. So if x is 2, 8x is 16, if x is 3, 8x would be 18.