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8x-2/ 9 = 2/1 a. 9/4 b. 5/2 c. 9/2 d. 9/8
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First, we know that 2/1 or anything over 1... is just itself, right?
So lets rewrite this as... 8x-2/9 = 2 Now, to get rid of the denominator of the fraction we need to multiply by that denominator on both sides.
\[9(\frac{ 8x-2 }{ 9 }) = 2(9)\]
The 9's on the left side cancel, right? On the right side it equals 18.
8x-2 = 18 Can you solve for x now @kira12341234 ?
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thank you so much i understand it much better now thank you :]
No problem :)
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