SOLUTION: In an equation such as: 2(3x+4)/3 - x-4/2 = 5, I don't recall if I should establish a common denominator first and then cancel that out by multiplying both sides or transpose one o
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Question 695494: In an equation such as: 2(3x+4)/3 - x-4/2 = 5, I don't recall if I should establish a common denominator first and then cancel that out by multiplying both sides or transpose one of the unknown statements to the other side. Can you help me with this.
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