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You can get rid of the fraction by multiplying through by 5: -45x+2=20. Subtract 2 from each side: -45x=18. Divide through by 45: -x=18/45=2/5 (9 divides into top and bottom), so x=-2/5. Substitute x to check answer: -(-18)+2=18+2=20. Correct!

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Given -9x+2/5=4
-9x=4-2/5
-9x=18/5
x=-2/5

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