How do you factor the coefficient of 3/8d+3/4?

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Actually you have 2 coefficients here: 3/8 and 3/4.

(3/8)d + (3/4) is the same as (3/8)d + (2)(3/8), so this can be factored into

(3/8) [ d + 2 ]

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