21-1/26(3x)=14-1/26(2x)

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me assume that stuf shood be...

21 -(3x/26) =14 -(2x/26)

step 1...get rid av the frakshuns... 21*26 -3x =14*26 -2x

or (3x-2x)=21*26 -14*26

x=7*26=182
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