4x/5 - 2x/3 + x/2 = ?
^not division signs... i believe that are absolute values... Can you please explain how you got your answer... thanks :)

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4x/5 - 2x/3 + x/2 = ?
^not division signs... i believe that are absolute values... Can you please explain how you got your answer... thanks :)

anonymous · Answer

@Zarkon hey do you think you can help me??

anonymous · Answer

@Calcmathlete do you think u can help me with this one too?

turingtest · Answer

how can they be absolute value signs when you have three of them ?

anonymous · Answer

i don't really know what they are tbh.. but i don't think they are division signs.... ?

turingtest · Answer

what do you mean, are they vertical lines or something?$$4x|5-2x|3+x|2$$????

anonymous · Answer

no they are / 's not these types of lines ||||||||| IDK just see if u can solve it.. n explain how you do please.... :)

turingtest · Answer

I have to know what they mean if I am to solve it
what math is this?

anonymous · Answer

$$\sqrt{0}$$

anonymous · Answer

they dnt say what they are tho..... :/ i am going to put it into fractions & see how that works out.... & @Outkast3r09 thats not the answer.... thats not even a choice ;P

anonymous · Answer

no i was asking if they were those signs -.-

anonymous · Answer

no hahahaa but i got the answer i think its 19x/30... i put them into fractions & found a common denominator.... AND VUALA hahha ;) thanks though guys.....

turingtest · Answer

in the future could you please not say that the symbols are not division signs unless you are sure
it just sort of sends us on a wild goose chase...
thanks

anonymous · Answer

sorry that was myf riend.. but okay thanks :) :)