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How would I go about solving this? (7/3)-(3/x-5)=(19/12)
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Thats easy! :P Step by Step?
Or all at once?
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i just want to know what i multiply. I know i need a common denominator but when i multiply what all do i multiply. And thanks :)
Multiply through by x-5, remembering that x=5 can never be a solution to this equation from the start: 7(x-5)/3 - 3 = 19(x-5)/12 Multiply through by 12: 28(x-5) - 36 = 19(x-5) Expand: 28x - 140 - 36 = 19x - 95 Collect like terms: 9x = 81 x = 9
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This a good way to explain it?
12 in the denominator.
So multiply everything by 12
Alright i think i get it. My teacher isn't the best at explaining so i normally teach myself this stuff. so thanks so much :)
Anytime.
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