Math, asked by tprachi779, 13 days ago

if 2x-1/3=X+2/2,then what is the value of X.

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Answered by NITeSh1881

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Answer:

2x-1/3=X+2/2

=> 2x-x = 1/3+1

=> x = 4/3

Answered by poojithashankar2008

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