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2 over 3 next to x + 1 = 27
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\[\frac{ 2 }{ 3}(x+1)=27\] Right ?
@hba yes(:
1) multiply both sides by 3
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so we have 2/3(x+1)=27 . We multiply the opposite of 2/3 to both sides, which is 3/2, so the fraction can cancel out and that means we have- \[3/2∗2/3(x+1)=27∗3/2 \] \[x+1=27∗3/2 \] Now we multiply 27/1*3/2 and that gives us 81/2 and 81/2=40.5 \[x+1=40.5 \] Now we finally then subtract both sides by 1 which gives us \[x=39.5\]
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@Loujoelou thank you(:
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