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Solve x+2/15 + 3-x/5=2/3
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\[\huge \frac{x+2}{15} + \frac{3-x}{5} = \frac{2}{3}\] hint: use 15 as LCM. multiply each term by 15
@lgbasallote idk how to do this >:(
what do you mean?
i dont know how to solve this at all.
but i just told you how..i don't get what you mean...multiply 15 to each term..have you tried doing it?
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wouldnt i multiply each term by either 5 or 3 to get a common denominator as 3?
common denominator of 15 my bad
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