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Find x if 2+x = -2/3 ​
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Find x if 2+x = -2/3 ​

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It should be X = -8/3
User GuitarWorker
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X = -8/3
First you want to isolate x by subtracting 2 from -2/3. To do this make sure there is a common denominator of 3 so our equation is now x=-6/3 -2/3 which with regular subtraction is -8/3.
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