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how to solve these? 7/x +4/x=1
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\[\frac{7}{x} + \frac{4}{x} = 1\] Is this correct?
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yes Austin it is
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x=4+7/1
1/11=11=x
Rewind, He is correct. \[\frac{7+4}{x} = 1\rightarrow\frac{7+4}{1}=x=11\]
For the record, @yahya90 there are more polite ways to point out that someone is incorrect. That was rude.
I agree Austin- sorry yahya-that was rude
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sorry
i am realy sorry
\[\frac{ 7 }{ x }+\frac{ 4 }{ x }=1\] \[\frac{ 7+4 }{ x }=1\] \[7+4 = x\] \[11 = x\] so x = 11 :)
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