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solve for x and include restrictions. X can not be part o restriction
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so when we solve for x we cant use the restrictions that are given? but then how do we give the restrictions..
x=(d-bx)/2c and c not equal to 0
oops sorry
its d-bc not d-bx
i agree with c cannot equal 0, but what about the restriction of 3x cannot equal -b? since we cant use this, what do we do?
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@physo
what do u mean?
3x cannot equal -b is given as part of the problem. But it says we cant use this restriction because x is part of the restriction.. how can we avoid this?
oh i didnt read that part. so another condition would be c not equal 3d/b
how?
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well, if you substitute x in 3x not equal -b, youll get it
you can also write it as bc/d not equal 3
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