Question

What are the roots of 2x+6=−5x/x?

3−+i2

−3−+i2

−3−+2i4

3−+i2√4

Answer 1

I'll give medal!!!!!!1

Answer 2

I do not see how you can possibly have two answers to this question.

Answer 3

wait now i can't tell what the question
is
was it 2x+6=5x or something like that

Answer 4

What are the roots of 2x+6=−5x/x?

3−+i2

−3−+i2

−3−+2i4

3−+i2√4

Answer 5

It keeps showing a bunch of questions

Answer 6

idk why its doing that

Answer 7

5x/x is just 5

Answer 8

ill message you it

Answer 9

so you have 2x+6=-5 ?

Answer 10

@stellawalkerson you do not have an x^2 somewhere in the problem?

Answer 11

2x+6=−5x/x

\(x \ne 0\)

\(2x^{2} + 6x = -5x\)

\(2x^{2} + 11x = 0\)

\(x(2x+11) = 0\)

\(x = 0\;or\;x = -11/2\)

Thus, \(x = -11/2\)

Doesn't matter how you do it or look at it. Still only one.

Answer 12

Thats not how you do it

Answer 13

@tkhunny check ur message

Answer 14

you sent me 2x+6=-5x

Answer 15

2x+6=-5x is a linear equation

Answer 16

@stellawalkerson Here's the plan. Listen first. Okay, you've done that. Now, show your work. Perhaps you can explain what the actual problem statement is. Then, show your work. As it is posted, that IS how you do it.

Answer 17

a linear equation will never have a 2 root possibility

Answer 18

did you mean 2x+6=-5/x ?

Answer 19

yes

Answer 20

ok well -5x/x is definitely not the same as -5/x

Answer 21

because -5x/x is actually -5 (assuming the x does not equal 0)

Answer 22

and -5/x is not -5

Answer 23

but anyways tk actually solved 2x+6=-5x/x in a similar way you should solve 2x+6=-5/x

Answer 24

The first step was to multiply x on both sides
You will get something you recognize more when you do that

Answer 25

@stellawalkerson You still haven't shown ANY work of your own. Do better.