Question

1/6-x/2=x-5/3

Answer 1

x = 11/9

Answer 2

ty

Answer 3

not is right

Answer 4

huh

Answer 5

so for 6,2 and 3 not will be the common denominator 9

Answer 6

He means that the answer depends on how you write the question. I'd be more careful and use grouping symbols next time

Answer 7

so what is the answer? x=11/9?

Answer 8

in the right part is (x-5)/3 ?

Answer 9

? is 1/6 - x/2 = x-5 /3

Answer 10

what he wants to know is if the x-5 is in the numerator of the quantity on the right

Answer 11

what is your answer on my question ?

Answer 12

now i am really confused

Answer 13

why ?
in the right part how you have the terms x-5 and this all are in numerator and 3 is denominator of x too not just for 5 ?

Answer 14

x - 5 is over 3

Answer 15

so than in the first step you need getting what will be the common denominator for 6,2 and 3 ?

Answer 16

okay

Answer 17

and that is ...

Answer 18

can you calcule it ?

Answer 19

6 ?

Answer 20

yes right

Answer 21

than no

Answer 22

than no?

Answer 23

than now how do you add this fractions ?

Answer 24

i do not know

Answer 25

sorry but my internet conection is very slowly

Answer 26

it is okay you really are being a great help

Answer 27

so than can you make the calcules ?

Answer 28

no

Answer 29

is the answer x = 11/9

Answer 30

no it wouldnt be if the common denominator is 6 ...right?

Answer 31

so because you said that the right common denominator will be 6 so than 11/9 sign that not is right ,ok ?

Answer 32

right okay then it would be some thing over 9 right ?

Answer 33

no because 9 not is right there

Answer 34

six is going to be the commom denoninator right

Answer 35

yes

Answer 36

okay now what

Answer 37

you really are helping me sooo much thank you

Answer 38

make the calcule for denominator 6

Answer 39

how /

Answer 40

common denominator 6 wouldnt be it ?

Answer 41

so there is 1/6 -x/2 =(x-5)/3 and you know that the common denominator is 6 what you need to do ?

Answer 42

i do not know

Answer 43

the first term has denominator 6 so this sign that this numerator you not need multiplie by nothing ,the second term has denominator 2 ,so with this numerator you need multiplie by how many ?

Answer 44

3 ?

Answer 45

yes right

Answer 46

and in the right part what you need to do ?

Answer 47

i dont know

Answer 48

there is denominator 3 so than you multiplie by ?

Answer 49

6 ?

Answer 50

you need multiplie 3 by how many for get 6 ?

Answer 51

2 ?

Answer 52

right

Answer 53

so after this on place of numerators how many will be ?

Answer 54

i dont know

Answer 55

im gonna go have a smoke ill be right back

Answer 56

well you arent getting back to me so ill come on later

Answer 57

1/6 -x/2 =(x-5)/3 so attention because 6 is the denominator common the first numerator multiplie by 1 because the denominator of this is 6 the second numerator multiplie by 3 because 3*2=6 and in the right part because there the denominator is 3 so than the numerator there need multiplie by 2 because 2*3=6 so hence your equation will be

1/6 -3x/6 = 2(x-5)/6 so
1-3x 2x-10
----- = -------
6 6

what sign that 1-3x=2x-10 so add to both sides 10 and will get
1+10-3x=2x-10+10
11 -3x=2x and now add to both sides 3x and will get
11-3x+3x=2x+3x so
11=5x so divide both sides by 5 and will get
11/5 = x

- hope so much that is understandably sure