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10 May, 19:33

How would u solve - 2/3x+7=3?

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  1. 10 May, 19:42
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    Well first you would have to full get rid of that 7.

    So, - 2/3x+7-7=3-7 Which then equals - 2/3x = - 4

    Then you would want to get x by it's self.

    So, - 2/3x x (-3/2) = - 4 x (-3/2) Which then equals x = 6

    So your answer is, x = 6
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