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Solve for x 2 1/7 3/7(3x−5)=−4
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2 1/7 3/7(3x−5)=−4

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2*1/7*3/7(3x-5)=-4 <=> 6/49(3x-5)=-4 <=> 3x=-4*49/6+5
x=(-196+30)/(3*6)
x=-166/18=-1.44
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