Math, asked by abstrusemusik075, 8 months ago

Answer the attached question

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Answered by ishwaraya

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1/4

Step-by-step explanation:

a=x

b=5x-x=4x

a3=a+2d

x+2=x+2(4x)

2=x+8x-2

2=8x

x=2/8

x=1/4

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