Question

1/2 (3g-2)=g/2

Answer 1

g=1

Answer 2

multiplying by 2 on both sides gives 3g-2 = g-> 2g=2-> g=2

Answer 3

steps plz!

Answer 4

g=1 sorry, not g=2

Answer 5

3/2g-1/2g=1 ==> g=1

Answer 6

?

Answer 7

i don't understand what he wrote either, my steps above are sound, with the exception that g = 1, instead of 2. I misstyped.

Answer 8

u multiply the 1/2 by the parenthesis u get 3g/2-1=g/2 then when u switch things around u get 3g/2-g/2=1 which means g=1

Answer 9

this is what i thought u do...
1/2(3g-2)=g/2
3/2g-1=g/2
3/2g-1+1=g/2
3/2g=g/2+1
3/2g-g/2=g/2-g/2+1
g=1
CORRECT?

Answer 10

I would begin by multiplying both sides by 2 before anything else, it gets rid of all of the fractions.

Answer 11

correct

Answer 12

i did tht and then came up witha weird answer so nope for me!!!

Answer 13

well as son as you multiply by 2, you get 3g-2 = g
then 2g-2 = 0
2g =2
g=1

Answer 14

but your way works too, I just don't like fractions.

Answer 15

well its math and there are sometimes a lot of options to solve a problem and its absolutely up to you to choose which one is easier for u to understand and execute. wish u the best