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X6=4\frac{X}{6} = 4

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Q. X6=4\frac{X}{6} = 4
  1. Multiply by 66: To find XX, multiply both sides of the equation by 66.X6×6=4×6\frac{X}{6} \times 6 = 4 \times 6
  2. Simplify to find X: Simplifying the equation gives us X=24X = 24.

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