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12x-y when x= 1/3, y=-2
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12x-y when x= 1/3, y=-2

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12 x 1/3-2

User Andrew Redd
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Your equation is 13(1/3)-(-2)=x. You just solve normally. Answer: 6.3333 or 6&1/3
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