a(3tx-2b)=c(dx-2) solve equation for x
apply distributive property on both side of the equation... then combine like terms (all terms with x)... can you do it?
yes
3txa-2ba=dxc-2c i think i did it right
ok continue...
i dont know what else to do
put all terms with x on the left-hand side, others on the right-hand side... you know how to do it? you know how to transpose from one side to the other?
yeah ill try
3txa-dxc=2ba-2c i think its right
ok that's right... this time, factor out x on the left-hand side...
i dont get what you mean
meaning you pull-out x in each term on the left-hand side... for example... mx+nx = x (m+n)...
x2(3ta-dc)=2ba-2c?
where 2 come from on the left-hand side? maybe that is on the right-hand side because it is common to 2ba and -2c...
its suppose to be x squared
you mean the problem goes this way?\[a(3tx^2-2b)=c(dx^2-2)\]
i guess
why guess? don't you have the original question?
yeah but the x are not squared
for the meantime, forget the x squared... if x is not squared...\[x(3ta-cd)=2(ab-c)\]... to solve for x, we cross-multiply, you know how to do it?
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