Prove algebraically, giving your answer in its simplest exact form, that the recurring decimal 0.3˙2˙4˙0.\dot{3}\dot{2}\dot{4}0.3˙2˙4˙ can be written as 1237\displaystyle \frac{12}{37}3712
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