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6-1/3x=-1 How do I do this

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7 0

Im gonna assume you mean 6 - (1/3)x = -1. Your notation is not super clear. If so, solution is as follows:

6 - (1/3)x = -1 [subtract 6 from both sides]
-(1/3)x = -7 [multiply both sides by -3]
x = 21

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