giving medal to who can help solve this equation
\[\frac{ 3x-4 }{ 5 }\]
1/5 (3x-4)
are you multiplying the equation with 5
no, 1/5 is multiplying (3x-4). To make it simpler, change 1/5 into decimal form by dividing 1 by 5. The answer will be 0.2 for the equivalent to 1/5. Then multiply that by (3x-4) by using the distributive property.
The distributive property is the same thing as foiling. So basically what you do is you multiply 3x by 0.2 and you multiply -4 by 0.2. Then you solve for x.
ok thank yu so much for the help:))
no problem. do I get a medal?
wait i just got stuck again so i did what you said and i got 0.6x-0.8
alright. now set the expression equal to zero and solve for x. 0.6x - 0.8 = 0 -0.6 -0.6 = x -0.8 = -0.6
Although it does help to use fractions instead. If you are still confused then you can go on youtube and type in khan academy distributive property. He will explain it much greater detail. or......
no my final answer was 0.2
Although it does help to use fractions instead. If you are still confused then you can go on youtube and type in khan academy distributive property. He will explain it much greater detail. or......
ok and could you help me check and see if this done correctly y+10=2y+1 my final result was 9=y
You did it correctly. Congratulations! ( :
You did it correctly. Congratulations! ( :
thanks
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