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2x/3 + 2 = 7x/15+3 please answer this question

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Answered by sanjanaojhaa
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Answer:

The value of x=5

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Answered by Anonymous
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2x/3 + 2= 7x/15+3

L.C.M.=15 ; 15 x 2x/3 + 15 x 2 = 15 x 7x/15 + 15 x 3

5(2x) + 30= 7x + 45

10x + 30= 7x + 45

10x - 7x= 45 - 30

3x = 15 (NOTE: we are looking 4 x and not 3x, so we divide both sides by 3)

3x/3= 15/3 = x: x = 5

Step-by-step explanation: linear equation, u first deal with the fraction by finding the LCM(15) and cancel through with it. Group like terms and add/subtract to get your answer(5)

NOTE: in linear equation, whatever u do to the right handside, u do the same to the left.

In linear equations involving fractions, u first tackle the fractions by finding the least common multiple(LCM)

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