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Solve 3x/4−(x−4)/3=5/3
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3x/4−(x−4)/3=5/3

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I am pretty sure the answer is 4/5
User Ghassan Zein
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Answer:
x= 4/5

Explanation:
3x/4-(x-4/3)=5/3
9x-(x-4)4/12=5/3
9x-4x+16/12=5/3
5x+16=20
5x=4
x=4/5
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