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2(x+2)/3=x+1/2
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\[\frac{2x+4}{3}=\frac{x+1}{2}\]\[4x+8=3x+3\]\[x=-5\]
I got X=7. Is that correct?
(2x+4)/3=x+(1/2) 2x+4=3x+(3/2) 2x+11/2=3x 11=x
i hope you can see how i got to each step, if not just ask
is it (x+1)/2 or x+(1/2)?
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I'll draw it out if its okay?
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