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Need 7(8x + 8 + 9x) turned into an equivalent fraction.
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Need 7(8x + 8 + 9x) turned into an equivalent fraction.
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7(8x + 8 + 9x)
7(17x + 8)
(17x + 15)
x = 1.13r
I think this u can turn into a fraction by takin 17/1.13r
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It would be 4/28 because 7/4 which is what you divide by 8 is equal to 28 because 7 times 4 is 28 and 8 divided by the 2 you got from thee 7 is 4 so that anwser is 4/28. Hope I helped
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