How do you solve this problem 3/2=x/324 i'm stuck

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You have to find a common denominator. In this case it will be 486/324 = x/324. Then you would have to turn the 324 around. Then it will be 486/324 X 324. Which would be 486. Therefore. X = 486. Please tell me if I am wrong. Your welcome!

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