4/6 x -34 = 32 it says solve

1 answer:

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To solve, isolate the variable (x)
Steps:
a) simplify 4/6, the smaller the number the better when it comes to fractions:
2/3x - 34 =32
b) add 34 to both sides:
2/3x = 66
c) multiply by 3 to get it out of the denominator:
2x = 198
d) divide by 2 to isolate x:
x = 99

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