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Solve. 4 + x/7 = 2Question 3 options:12-144210

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x=-14

1) Since we have a Rational Equation let's proceed with that, isolating the x on one side and then we can get rid of that fraction. This way:


\begin{gathered} 4+(x)/(7)=2 \\ 4-4+(x)/(7)=2-4 \\ (x)/(7)=-2 \end{gathered}

Notice that now, we're going to get rid of that fraction on the left side, multiplying it by 7 (both sides) :


\begin{gathered} 7*(x)/(7)=-2*7 \\ x=-14 \end{gathered}

Thus, the answer is -14

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