Question

1/3 + 5/n = 6/n

Answer 1

you're asking for....n...?

Answer 2

yea

Answer 3

multiply every term by n so it'll go to the numerator...it's smooth sailing after that

Answer 4

I won't do that first :P
1/3 + 5/n = 6/n
1/3 = 6/n - 5/n
1/3 = 1/n
It becomes easy now :)

Answer 5

riiighht "easy" hahaha =))

Answer 6

well whichever method you find easier @helpmeplease1179

Answer 7

As you get 1/3 = 1/n, you can compare the term, or really solve it. If you compare the term, just skip one step and write n=3 immediately :P

Answer 8

Sorry, lgba, but I prefer Callisto's method :P

Answer 9

well you're not the asker :p

Answer 10

i got n=3 thanks

Answer 11

which method did you use @helpmeplease1179 ???

Answer 12

callisto he/she i can trust ;)

Answer 13

But your is exactly the same
1/3n + 5 = 6
1/3n = 1
n = 1/(1/3)
n = 1*3
n = 3

;P

Answer 14

:(

Answer 15

Poor lgba ;(

Answer 16

do this zepp with that -10/2f = 20/f+100

Answer 17

\(\frac{-10}{2f} = \frac{20}{f}+100\)
Now use lgba's method, multiply everybody by f
\(\frac{-10}{2f}*f = \frac{20}{f}*f+100*f\)
\(-5 = 20 +100f\)

Answer 18

hear out my method!!! please!!

\[\Large [\frac{1}{3} +\frac{5}{n} = \frac{6}{n}] n\]

\[\Large \frac{n}{3} + 5 = 6\]

\[\Large \frac{n}{3} = 6 - 5\]
\[\Large \frac{n}{3} = 1\]
\[\Large n = 3\]

see?? :(

Answer 19

oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo u are quiet a smart gentalman

Answer 20

now turn thar frown upside down

Answer 21

-10/2f = 20/f+100 ...
If it is \[ \frac{-5}{f} = \frac{20}{f}+100\]
Then...
First, simplify the term on LHS
-5/f = 20/f+100
Same trick again :P
-5/f -20/f= 100
-25/f = 100
f= -1/4

Answer 22

-___- this is not the end @Callisto =_= this shall come out in my next tutorial >:)) and then we'll see which they like better mwahahaha

Answer 23

With lgba's method
-5 = 20+100f
-25 = 100f
f = -25/100
f = -1/4

:D

Answer 24

LOL

Answer 25

see?? isnt it easy?? :(

Answer 26

If it is\[ \frac{-5}{f} = \frac{20}{f+100}\]
Then
\[ \frac{-5}{f} = \frac{20}{f+100}\]
-5 (f+100) = 20f
-5f - 500 = 20f
-500 = 25f
f= -20

Answer 27

let me try 6/p+1=7/p^2

Answer 28

The power is not the same, you must multiply all terms by p^2

Answer 29

um..... im stuck -____-

Answer 30

or just cross multiply :p haha we're inverting methods now

Answer 31

lool

Answer 32

oh wait is that (6/p) + 1 or 6/(p+1)??

Answer 33

\[ \frac{6}{p+1}=7/p^2\] Or (6/p)+1=7/p^2 ?

Answer 34

yea u cant crooss muliphply