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icang [17]
4 years ago
15

One more! Plz help :)

Mathematics
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krok68 [10]4 years ago
3 0
Hello there! I can help you! We are loooking for the value of x in this problem. We will solve for it by adding 4 1/6 to both sides of the equation, because a negative number plus a positive number cancels out. -4 1/6 + 4 1/6 cancels out. 9 1/3 (9 2/6) + 4 1/6 is 13 3/6 or 13 ½ in simplest form. x doesn't need to be divided, so we are finished. There. x = 13 ½. The answer is C.
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