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Hi Olivia, The easiest way to approach this equation is by getting rid of the fractions. We have two different denominators 4 and 6 so the lowest common multiple is 12. Now multiple every thing by 12 12(3x-1)/4 + 12(x+3)/6 = 12(3) since 12/4=3 and 12/6=2 and 12x3=36 we get 3(3x-1) + 2(x+3) = 36 or 9x-3+2x+6=36 Now you can can collect like terms and solve for x. Janice | ||||||||||||
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