3/4x-9/10=1/4+3/5x

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4 0

X = 23 i first solved it step by step then i simplified both sides the i subtracted
----- 3/5x from both sides then i added 9/10 to each side and last i
3 multiply 20/3 to both sides and that gAVE ME MY ANSWER

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