Question

Solve the equation:

Answer 1

\[\frac{ 9x }{ 7 }-x=\frac{ x-28 }{ 21 }\]

Answer 2

add x to both sides..

Answer 3

9x/7 = (x-28)/7 + x ....nw solve make deno same..))

Answer 4

interesting...

Answer 5

btw..im referring to @Yahoo! 's reply not your question @GenGen96 ...i totally have no idea about your question..we havent discussed it in class yet

Answer 6

Hahaha, okay.

Answer 7

Don't SPAM

Answer 8

i will complain..))

Answer 9

heh. gengen is still thinking about your hint. you might as well kill time

Answer 10

I"m confused, though. I'm still unsure as to how to solve it from there.

Answer 11

you're in good hands with @Yahoo! ...he's one of the best here. and i mean that with no sarcasm :D

Answer 12

hm...hm.....u r teasing me..))

Answer 13

\[\frac{ 9x }{ 7 }-x=\frac{ x-28 }{ 21 }\]
\[\frac{ 9x }{ 7 }=\frac{ x-28 }{ 21 }+x\]
now multiply everything by twenty one

Answer 14

yes @Yahoo! i think that so much of me and that so little of you

Answer 15

Everything? Like the 9x/7 and x-28/21+x combined?

Answer 16

@lgbasallote i dont knw to write in LATeX...so..it will be messy

Answer 17

\[21\times\frac{ 9x }{ 7 }=21\times\frac{ x-28 }{ 21 }+21\times x\]

Answer 18

you're supposed to be yahoo. no wonder everyone uses google now

Answer 19

Thanks!

Answer 20

i guess my words helped her...?

Answer 21

u r gonna get banned soon...))) before u reach SS100

Answer 22

banned forever*

Answer 23

i'd like that. i'd reaaally like that.