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How can x-(2/3)+(5/6) be solved for x in one step? Add (2/3) to both sides. Add (5/6) to both sides. Subtract (2/3) from both sides. Subtract (5/6) from both sides.

How can x-(2/3)+(5/6) be solved for x in one step? Add (2/3) to both sides. Add (5/6) to both sides. Subtract (2/3) from both sides. Subtract (5/6) from both sides.
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How can x-(2/3)+(5/6) be solved for x in one step? Add (2/3) to both sides. Add (5/6) to both sides. Subtract (2/3) from both sides. Subtract (5/6) from both sides.

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User Tom Heard
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Subtract 2/3 from both sides.

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