solve for d 2/d + 1/4 = 11/12

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(2/d) +(1/4)=(11/12)

2/d=(11/12) -(3/12)=(11-3)/12=8/12

(2/d)=2/3

2=(2/3)d

d=(3/2)*2

d=3
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