Question

algebra help!

Answer 1

@rvc

Answer 2

@ybarrap please help!

Answer 3

first we must aim to get the 2 terms containing x on one side of the equation
the 2 terms are 2YX and 2ZX

Answer 4

@Michele_Laino

Answer 5

yup got that

Answer 6

so first subtract 2YZ from both sides of the equation
can you do that?

Answer 7

this question i have seen before lol

Answer 8

isolate X

Answer 9

W=2YZ+2YX+2ZX
W - 2YZ = 2YZ - 2YZ + 2YX + 2ZX

Answer 10

so , according to @welshfella , we can write this:
\[\Large W - 2YZ = 2X\left( {Y + Z} \right)\]

Answer 11

W - 2YZ = 2YX + 2ZX

Answer 12

good

Answer 13

yes - we can factor the right side as Michele has done

Answer 14

can you tell me what we do next?

Answer 15

yes - but it might be better to put both the numerator and denominator in parentheses

Answer 16

yes divide by 2 and that's it

Answer 17

looks good

Answer 18

thanks!

Answer 19

yw