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4 years ago

Solve for x. 3x/4+ 3 = 27 x = 32 x = 40 x = 42 x = 47.5

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Hey there, first, we simplify, 3/4x+3=27, second, subtract 3 from both sides, 3/4x+3-3=27-3=3/4x=24, third, multiply both sides by 4/3, 4/3*3/4x=4/3*24=32. Therefore, x=32

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