Math, asked by allen3, 1 year ago

how to solve x/4-x/2=3*1/2-x/3

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Answered by sarginya

2

x/4-x/2+x/3 = 3×1/2
(3x-6x+4x)/12 = 3/2
x = 18

Answered by pangoku

1

so simple
x/4-x/2+x/3=3/2
x/3-x/4=3/2
x/12=3/2
x=36/2
x=18
i hope the answer is reasonable

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