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Mathematics, 06.11.2019 16:31 Anybody6153

Solve the equation.

–2 3/7 + b = 6 1/7

a.
b = 3 5/7

b.
b = 4 2/7

c.
b = 8 2/7

d.
b = 8 4/7

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–2 3/7 + b = 6 1/7

a.
b = 3 5/7

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