A few days ago
(x-14/7)+(x+3/3)=x+5?
(x-14/7)+(x+3/3)=x+5?
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A few days ago
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1) get rid of all fractions. so 14/7 is 2, and 3/3 is 1.
2) now you have x-2+x+1=x+5. simplified, this is 2x-1=x+5.
3)now you must add one on both sides to get 2x=x+6
4) subtract x on both sides.
5) So now you have x=6
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A few days ago
first you must get rid of all fractions. so 14/7 is 2, and 3/3 is 1. now you have x-2+x+1=x+5. simplified, this is 2x-1=x+5. now you must add one on both sides to get 2x=x+6, then subtract x on both sides and now you have x=6.
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A few days ago
X=6
Simplify the equation down to 2x=x+6…then divide both sides by x and you get 2=1+(6/x)….6/x=1….therefore, x=6
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