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Two step equation. 5/6+3j=-2/3​
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Two step equation. 5/6+3j=-2/3​

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Answer:

Original: j = (-(5/6)-(2/3))/3

Simplified: j = -1

Explanation:

To solve you must get j by itself:

Step 1) subtract 5/6 from both sides

Step 2) divide by 3 on both sides

Step 3) simplify if needed for answer (will depend on assignment instructions and instructors/teachers)

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