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Find value of x in 2x+6/7=4*

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Answered by pranitabhattad25

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Answer:

2x=4-7/6

2x=7/1.5

x=7/1.5 ÷2

x=7/7.5

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Answered by trishasree9

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Answer:

(14x+6)/7= 4

14x+6=7*4

14x+6=28

14x=28-6

14x=22

x=22/14

x=1.57

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