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Which steps can be used to solve 6/7x+1/2=7/8 for x? check all that apply. a. divide both sides of the equation by 7/8 b. subtract 1/2 from both sides of the equation c. use the lcd of 2 to combine like terms d. divide both sides by 6/7 e. multiply both sides by 7/6
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