0=5/6x+2/7x+1 when i trien to solve this two different ways once i got x=-1 and the other way i got x=-1/47 both are wrong help please
Well, how did you try to solve it?
Clarification on the equation. \[0=\frac{5}{6}x+\frac{2}{7}x+1? \space or \space 0=\frac{5}{6x}+\frac{2}{7x}+1?\]
cliffsedge its the first one you wrote. how did you get that typed.
The reply box has options for Equation, Draw, and Attach File.
barrycarter i tried multiplying both sides by 42 to get rid of the fractions
OK, what happens when you multiply by 42 (good technique)
ny reply box has none of those. i wonder if it is because i am using an ipad
after multiplying by 42 0=35x+12x+42
Looks good so far... what next?
0=42x+42
Wait, what's 35+12 ?
haaaaa holy cow. i am an idiot sorry
Moral of the story: The hardest part about algebra is the arithmetic.
yes thank you i am embarrassed
Happens to everybody - just a little earlier I factored x^2-4 as (x+4)(x-4). :">
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