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How do I solve this Algebra 2 question? 2x-3 over 7 = x+4 over 6
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How do I solve this Algebra 2 question?
2x-3 over 7 = x+4 over 6

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x=46/5

Cross multiply, distribute the denominator, simplify by combining like terms, and isolate x.

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