1. **State the problem:** Solve the equation $X \times 39 + 6 = X \times 50 - 6$ for $X$.
2. **Write the equation:**
$$39X + 6 = 50X - 6$$
3. **Isolate terms with $X$ on one side and constants on the other:**
Subtract $39X$ from both sides:
$$\cancel{39X} + 6 = 50X - 6 - \cancel{39X}$$
which simplifies to
$$6 = 11X - 6$$
4. **Add 6 to both sides to isolate the term with $X$:**
$$6 + 6 = 11X - 6 + 6$$
$$12 = 11X$$
5. **Divide both sides by 11 to solve for $X$:**
$$\frac{12}{\cancel{11}} = X \times \frac{\cancel{11}}{11}$$
which simplifies to
$$X = \frac{12}{11}$$
**Final answer:**
$$X = \frac{12}{11}$$
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