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3 years ago

1/7=3/4x+1 Please help

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<span>1/7=3/4x+1 collect the like terms
-3\4x=1-1\7
-3\4x=0.857142857 multiply both sides by 4 to get rid of the denominator
-3x=3.43(rounded off to the nearest hundredths) divide both sides by -3
x=-1.14

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zloy xaker [14]3 years ago

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Here, 1/7 = 3/4x + 1
3/4x = 1/7 - 1
3/4x = -6/7
x = -6/7 * 4/3
x = -2/7 * 4
x = -8/7

In short, Your Answer would be -8/7

Hope this helps!

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