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@UnkleRhaukus
Hello I can help
okay :)
assuming x≠0, solve for x the usual way
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So kelly is saying 1/2 + 3/x = 3/4 is unsolvable. It is solvable. Subtract 1/2 from each side
What did you get
Hold on...
I got x = 12
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so is the answer that kelly is wrong because x = 12?
Yaas
yeah, and 12 not zero, nor is it a variable
Only if we had instead found that x did = 0, then the original equation would not have had a solution.
okay thank you :)
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