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X is around 8.66666666, so you could possibly but that in fraction form like 8.666666/1 (8.6 repeating) and put it over one. I hope this helps!

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The answer is 17.3 because if you divide 24 by 16 it’s equal to 1.5 then you divide 1.5 by 26 and you get 17.3 as a repeating decimal and think about it x has to be great than 16 because in the first one it is

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