Question

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solve x+6/(4x^2)+3/(2x^2)=x+4/(2x^2)

Answer 1

@ASAAD123 the x's on suppose to be on top, would it still be no solution?

Answer 2

x+6/(4x^2)+6/(4x^2) = 2(x+4)/(4x^2)
x+6 + 6 = 2x + 8
x - 2x = 8 - 12
-x = -4
x = 4

Answer 3

@huiyingtanyayap If you substitute x=4 back into the equation, the two sides are not equal?

Answer 4

oh that is true @sarahusher @huiyingtanyayap

Answer 5

For the denominator 2x^2, *2/2 (equal to 1) so that
we get denominator 4x^2,
then we can get rid of the denominator.
x+6/(4x^2)+6/(4x^2) - 2(x+4)/(4x^2) = 0
x+ 6 + 6 - 2x - 8= 0
-x + 4 = 0
x = 4

Answer 6

My apologies it does work, I had made an error
However I also get x=0 as a solution