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2 years ago

What is (43/7÷ x+32/9) ÷25/6=4/3

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Fittoniya [83]2 years ago

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The value of x in the equation (43/7 ÷ x + 32/9) ÷ 25/6 = 4/3 is 43/14

<h3>How to solve for x in the equation?</h3>

The equation is given as:

(43/7 ÷ x + 32/9) ÷ 25/6 = 4/3

Rewrite as a product

(43/7 ÷ x + 32/9) x 6/25 = 4/3

Multiply both sides of the equation by 25/6

(43/7 ÷ x + 32/9)= 4/3 x 25/6

Evaluate the product

(43/7 ÷ x + 32/9)= 50/9

Rewrite the equation as:

43/7x + 32/9= 50/9

Subtract 32/9 from both sides

43/7x = 2

Multiply both sides by 7x

14x = 43

Divide by 14

x =43/14

Hence, the value of x in the equation (43/7 ÷ x + 32/9) ÷ 25/6 = 4/3 is 43/14

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