Question

4/3x + 2/3 = 6

Answer 1

what is the question?

Answer 2

taking 1/3 common on both sides and multiplying by 3 on both sides we can get 4/x + 2 = 18

4+2x= 18x

4=18x-2x

4=16x

x=4/16 = 1/4

Answer 3

4/3x= 6 - 2/3
4/3x= 18/3 - 2/3
4/3x= 16/3
x=16/3 / 4/3
x=16/3 times 3/4

Answer 4

Can you use the equation thing please. I have trouble understanding the '/' thing.

Answer 5

\[{4\over3}x= 6 - {2\over3}\]
\[{4\over3}x= {18\over3} - {2\over3}\]
\[{4\over3}x= {16\over3}\]
\[ x={16\over3} \div {4\over3} \]
\[x={16\over3} \times {3\over4} \]

Answer 6

@order just put the x value 4 in the equation for me ... plzzzzzzz

Answer 7

But the answers are:
x = 4

x = 3

x = 1

x = 0

Answer 8

@Jenovaxxxxx hey when we substitut them, no one's getting satisified na??? do any???

Answer 9

Well, 4 is the answer of the equation... if you times 16 by 3 and then divide that by 12.

Answer 10

just substitute the answer and then check with the right side value.... @order

Answer 11

Yes, the answer I got makes sense. I know it's 4 XD

Answer 12

did u get 6 then???? @order

Answer 13

Yes. If you substitue 4 into x.
It's like 4(x)/3 and not 4/3(x)
Understand?...

Answer 14

then i hope i'm misunderstood with the question......

Answer 15

Yes, because 1/4 would work if the x was on the denominator side :) So don't worry.