To solve the problem, let's first evaluate each expression separately.
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For the first expression:
\( 1x + 40 \) with \( x = 17 \)
Substitute \( x \) into the equation:
\( 1(17) + 40 = 17 + 40 = 57 \) -
For the second expression:
\( 1x \) with \( x = 25 \)
\( 1(25) = 25 \)
Now, you want to know how long it takes for these two expressions to equal the same amount.
Let’s set both expressions equal to each other and solve for \( x \):
\[ 1x + 40 = 1x \]
However, since \( 1x \) does not depend on \( x \) in a way that allows direct equality with random constants like 40 and changes with \( x \), they can’t be equal unless you add a variable or equation that needs solving.
If you intended to determine when changes in these expressions equal either of the results, we would need a clearer context or another condition to evaluate.
Please clarify your question if there's more detail or a different context involved!