\(\dfrac{5}{4}\times x=\dfrac{3}{8}+\dfrac{5}{12}\)

\(\dfrac{5}{4}\times x=\dfrac{19}{24}\)

\(x=\dfrac{19}{24}\div\dfrac{5}{4}\)

\(x=\dfrac{19}{30}\)

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Poor you:D

Our galaxy is wonderful, with billions of sparkling stars and several planets beneath the moon, and some of them may beyond our imagination and knowledge. That was a beautiful New Year's Eve by the lake, along with my relatives and friends. We started waiting for the fireworks to begin. My mother was the best cook in the family, so she made us some snacks. I used to like snacks, but at that moment it wasn't adorable anymore. Instead of enjoy chatting and eating, I kept looking at the sky. There were lots of white sparkling stars twinkling with our friendly planet's neighbour: Venus. And so did the moon shining in the moon. Suddenly, the sky changed, and that was no longer a normal sky: Colorful fireworks flew towards the tall buildings and exploded. I knew that I had never been so peaceful and silent like the first seconds of New Year, when I could reduce stress from learning and working hard. More fireworks went towards the dark sky, making it more glorious and it was admirable. And after that moment, it became an unforgettable memorable in my teens. 

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