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What is the solution to the linear equation? (2/3)x-1/2=1/3+(5/6)x
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What is the solution to the linear equation? (2/3)x-1/2=1/3+(5/6)x

User Rbacarin
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3 votes

x

=

−

5

Explanation:

2

x

3

−

1

2

=

1

3

+

5

x

6

or

4

x

6

−

1

2

=

1

3

+

5

x

6

or

5

x

6

−

4

x

6

=

−

1

3

−

1

2

or

x

6

=

−

5

6

or

x

=

−

5

User Lewix
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