Question

Solve the equation or Inequality.

(3x+2)/4 = 9/4 - (3-2x)/6

Answer 1

\[\frac{3x+2}{4}=\frac{9}{4}-\frac{3-2x}{6}\]?

Answer 2

yes ive been trying to figure out how to do this

Answer 3

stupid fractions are getting in the way
multiply both sides by \(12\) and start with
\[3(3x+2)=27-2(3-2x)\]

Answer 4

why 12? is that because its a common denominator?

Answer 5

because it works
it works because 12 is the least common multiply of 4 and 6, so if you multiply by 12 you get rid of the denominators

Answer 6

"least common multiple" i mean

Answer 7

ah okay thanks

Answer 8

yw