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Solve the equation: −2/3x + 3/7= 1/2

Solve the equation: −2/3x + 3/7= 1/2
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Solve the equation: −2/3x + 3/7= 1/2

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User Whirl Mind
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Answer:

x= -3/28

Explanation:

Multiply both sides of the equation by 42

-28x+18=21

-28x=21-18

-28x=3

x= -3/28

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User Monitorius
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Answer:

x = - 3/28

Explanation:

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