Question

Solve (x/3) + (x/7) < 2

Answer 1

solve for x

Answer 2

remember the rules of adding fractions? they always have to have the same denominator. so what can you multiply the 3, then the 7 by to have the same denom?

Answer 3

the 3 by 7 and the 7 by 3

Answer 4

7x+3x<42 then 10x<42 x<4.2 thats the answer

Answer 5

ok, so what are you left with on top (on the left side)?

Answer 6

7x

Answer 7

ok, and what about on top of the second fraction?

Answer 8

3x

Answer 9

add them up

Answer 10

so then it'd be 10x/21

Answer 11

I understand it from here, I just didn't know how to start the problem :p

Answer 12

ok, hope I helped

Answer 13

you did, thanks!!

Answer 14

no just i said what to do

Answer 15

x/3 + x/7 < 2
Solution:-
First we add these fractions whose sum is 10x/21
if we want to check the answer whether i am right or wrong you just divde 10\21 and its answer would 0.4761
0.4761 < 2
Hence proved