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Mathematics, 13.02.2020 04:25 u8p4

Does anyone know how to finish it or did I do it right?? I’m confused if I have to cancel out the 6x and leave the 3 over x or leave it as it is.


Does anyone know how to finish it or did I do it right?? I’m confused if I have to cancel out the 6x

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