Solve for X
X=\frac{123x}{2}-\frac{121}{6}
Solve for x
x=\frac{2X}{123}+\frac{121}{369}
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14-12X+21x=256-60x-657x
Combine 39x and -18x to get 21x.
14-12X+21x=256-717x
Combine -60x and -657x to get -717x.
-12X+21x=256-717x-14
Subtract 14 from both sides.
-12X+21x=242-717x
Subtract 14 from 256 to get 242.
-12X=242-717x-21x
Subtract 21x from both sides.
-12X=242-738x
Combine -717x and -21x to get -738x.
\frac{-12X}{-12}=\frac{242-738x}{-12}
Divide both sides by -12.
X=\frac{242-738x}{-12}
Dividing by -12 undoes the multiplication by -12.
X=\frac{123x}{2}-\frac{121}{6}
Divide 242-738x by -12.
14-12X+21x=256-60x-657x
Combine 39x and -18x to get 21x.
14-12X+21x=256-717x
Combine -60x and -657x to get -717x.
14-12X+21x+717x=256
Add 717x to both sides.
14-12X+738x=256
Combine 21x and 717x to get 738x.
-12X+738x=256-14
Subtract 14 from both sides.
-12X+738x=242
Subtract 14 from 256 to get 242.
738x=242+12X
Add 12X to both sides.
738x=12X+242
The equation is in standard form.
\frac{738x}{738}=\frac{12X+242}{738}
Divide both sides by 738.
x=\frac{12X+242}{738}
Dividing by 738 undoes the multiplication by 738.
x=\frac{2X}{123}+\frac{121}{369}
Divide 242+12X by 738.
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