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Subject: Algebra 2 x divided by 8+2= 3x divided by 4-3. |
Fabiola,
I would first clear the fractions. You have
What I see from the denominators of 8 and 4 is that if I multiply both sides by 8 the fractions are eliminated.
Now solve for x.
Penny
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