1/6x+4/5=7/10
Are you trying to solve for x here?
yes i am i dont want answer i want to know how to set it up
Sure thing, one question though is your equation: (1/6x)+4/5=7/10 or 1/(6x+4/5)=7/10
the first one
also its not a divided symbol they are fractions
Alrighty, so first you will want to try to get x all by itself (1/6x)+4/5=7/10 start by subtracting 4/5 from both sides, it may help if you have a common denominator between all your fractions though this is a good source to help with that: http://www.mathsisfun.com/numbers/common-denominator.html
the common denominator is 30 right?
Yup :)
then its 5 over 30 x plus 24/30 and im not sure after that
So getting them all over 30: (1/6x)+4/5=7/10 First one multiply by 5 second one multiply by 6 third one multiply by 3 So... (5/30x)+24/30=21/30 not you can subtract the 24/30 so 5/30x=(21/30)-(24/30)
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