Math, asked by gueterer, 11 months ago

2/3(x+3/5)=7/2 solve

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Answered by shivanireddy42

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x=2.025

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2/3(x+3/5)=7/2

2(x+3/5)=7*3/2

4(x+3/5)=21/2

x+3/5=21/8

x=21/8 - 3/5

x=(105-24)/40

x=2.025

Answered by rishu6845

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