Question

18x/15+x=6

Answer 1

4.7368

Answer 2

30/11

Answer 3

can you help with the steps?? i'm trying to figure it out for my entrance exam..

Answer 4

multipoly both sides by 15 to get out of denominator

Answer 5

that leves you with 18x+15x=6*15

Answer 6

simpllified that is 33x=90 which is 30/11

Answer 7

wait.. but how do you get the 15x on the top??

sorry.. ive been out of math for a year and a half and I just don't understand everything like I did before..

Answer 8

because when you multiply the tope by (15)18x/15+x the fiftenn cancels in the first term but will be multiplied by the second term the x

Answer 9

18x/15+x=6 generally means \(\dfrac{18x}{15} + x = 6\)

If you mean \(\dfrac{18x}{15+x} = 6\), you must use better grouping symbols.

Perhaps 18x/(15+x) = 6