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What isx/2 = 2x/4 = 5 over 8

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7 0

X/2 the X is a secret number =2x/4 = 5/8. First find out what is 5 times 8=40 Now you have 40. Next multiply 2 times 4=8 Now 8 times what equals 40 or 40 divide by 8 and that equals 5 so X is 5 now it should look like 5/2=2 5/4=5/8 (Hope I helped if I didn't may God be with you for more help)

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