-2/3(4x+5)= -10/3
Is this correct?
ugh I hate fractions

Question

-2/3(4x+5)= -10/3
Is this correct? 
ugh I hate fractions

anonymous · Answer

not sure what "is this correct" means
it is an equation, we can solve it if you like

anonymous · Answer

haha yeah it means solve please because i'm just checking my work

anonymous · Answer

if it is 
$$-\frac{2}{3}(4x+5)=-\frac{10}{3}$$ then we can get rid of the annoying fractions (which everyone hates) by multiplying both sides by $-3$ and starting with 
$$2(4x+5)=10$$

tkhunny · Answer

It is absolutely not correct.  Hatred is an ugly thing.   Let it go.   Embrace the fractions,

anonymous · Answer

then it should be real easy 
can almost do it in your head

anonymous · Answer

hahaha sorry @tkhunny  and thanks @satellite73

anonymous · Answer

divide both sides by $2$ and get $4x+5=5$ which can only be the case if $x=0$