Question

3+(4x-5)=2/3(6x-3)

Answer 1

\[3+(4x-5)=\frac{ 2 }{ 3 }(6x-3)\]

Answer 2

\[3+(4x-5)=\frac{ 2 }{ 3 }(6x-3)\]
\[4x-2=4x-2\]
\[0=0\]
So that would be infinite solutions.

Answer 3

@Agl202 I know it's an infinite solution ,but HOW did you get that. That's what i'm asking

Answer 4

@dumbcow

Answer 5

:I

Answer 6

3+(4x-5)=2/3(6x-3)
So u will want to pull out like terms:
6x - 3 = 3 • (2x - 1)
=(4x - 2) - 2 • (2x - 1) = 0
0=0
Does this make sense?

Answer 7

I'm guessing that was an equation looked up from the internet, I still don't get it though

Answer 8

can u do step by step explaining

Answer 9

@Agl202 explained it well enough. What else don't u get here? Simple.

Answer 10

@babeberry How did he/she get a 3? 6x-3 <<<

Answer 11

"simple"

Answer 12

by pulling out like terms. duh