Solve for x x+3over2+ 2x over7 equal7

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coldgirl [10]4 years ago

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(1+ 3/2 + 2/7) x = 7

X= 7/( 1+ 21/14 + 4/14)

X = 7 / 39/14

X= 98/39

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