Math, asked by toooooee, 1 year ago

6x÷2x-(3-4x)=2÷3 find the value of x

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Answered by zest10

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Answer:

6x÷2x-(3-4x) = 2÷3

3x-3+4x = 2÷3

7x = (2÷3)+(3×3)÷1

= 2+9÷3

21x = 11

x = 11÷21

=0.52380952

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