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2/3=1.2/x solve for x

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1 answer:

Anvisha [2.4K]2 years ago

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First isolate x by multiplying by x on both sides. It will look like this:

(2/3)x=1.2

Then devise by (2/3) on both sides to get:

x= 1.2/(2/3)

The easiest way to get this is plug that into a calculator and get the answer:

x=1.8

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