Math, asked by gamersamurai03, 9 days ago

Solve the following equation for the value of x: (x/4) + ( 5/2) = (-3/3)

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Answered by isabelabbrahaam

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Answer:

( 5/2) = (-3/3)=(-3/3) - ( 5/2)=

LCM = 6

-6\6 - 30\6 = -36\6 = 12\2=6

6 - 4 = 2

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