Question

BMANN5 ur solution is here

Answer 1

And yes that other guy is right i'm extremely behind on math.

Answer 2

bmanny dont lose heart
i dint mean to hurt u
but dear , i really think that u should go to some tutor personally and should help urself, instead of finding solutions on this site

Answer 3

we have to find the value of x in the following equation . \[(x/5)-12=7\] ,
after that
we can write it as like this also \[(x/5)-(12)=7\]
so we have to take Lowest common multiple of the denominatorss of x/5 and 12/1 that are 5 and 1
the LCM of 5 and 1 is 5
now divide 5 by 5 = 1
multiply 1 with x
similarly divide 5 by 1= 5
multpliy 5 by 12 = 60
\[(x-60)/5 =7\]
multiply both sides by 5
\[(x-60) = 7*5\]
now transpose -60 to right hand side
\[x= 35+60\]
\[x=95\]

Answer 4

i did it with another method : but the simpler method is :
\[(x//5)-12 = 7\]
transpose -12 to right hand side. after transposing -12 to right hand side it would become +12
ok
\[x/5 = 7+12\]
\[x/5 = 19\]
multiply both siddes by 5
\[x = 19*5\]
\[x=95\]

Answer 5

see the answers are same in both the methods but it is on you which 1 u chose

Answer 6

BMANNY HAVE U GOT IT NOW

Answer 7

Great answer! and at least for this problem yes. Can I keep on asking questions? lol

Answer 8

ofcourse u can

Answer 9

yes , u can

Answer 10

yes , u can

Answer 11

ask it now as i am free now , after that i would not be free

Answer 12

any more question ?

Answer 13

Kush!

Answer 14

yes bhaiya