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I have a question. (WILL GIVE MEDALS) 2/3 x equals negative 6 This is what i did. 2 over 3 (x - 6) equals 2 over 3 -x6 3 times 3 equals 0 3 times negative x6 equals negative 18. Then i put the negative 18 on top of the 3 and i got negative 6. But i need to know if i wrote this right, or if somebody can rearange the problem!
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|dw:1395521330870:dw| It kind of looks like this.
is it \[\frac{ 2 }{ 3x }= -6 ?\]
No
cool first of all multiply both sides by 3
ok that's then |dw:1395521452180:dw|
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