Question

I heed help with this one n=gx/g+x the solution is x=??

Answer 1

multiply the bottom out, distribute the n, gather your xs to one side and the rest to the other, undistribute the xs, and divide off the excess

Answer 2

im assuming that a denominator of (g+x)

Answer 3

yes

Answer 4

I think I got n/g-x but that don't seem right

Answer 5

n=gx/(g+x)

multiply the bottom out

n(g+x)=gx

distribute the n,

ng+nx=gx

gather your xs to one side and the rest to the other,

ng=gx - nx

undistribute the xs,

ng=(g-n)x

and divide off the excess

ng/(g-n) = x

Answer 6

wow I don't like these thanks a bunch

Answer 7

it just takes practice, but its something youll have to get down pat if you want to get better at the maths

Answer 8

I have to leave the (g-n) like so

Answer 9

i dont see a need to try to undo it

Answer 10

ok

Answer 11

One other question if the n is capitalized I leave it capitalized? Or else it would be wrong.