What is the ratio of x to y? 3/2=2x/2x+y So this means x=1.5 and y is equal to -1, but how does that help me, when my options are: A. -3/+2 B.-2/+3 C. 2/3 D. 3/2 I was looking it up and I believe it is a, I would like clarification though, please help!
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Your initial statement is wrong you cannot get a value for x AND y from a single equation
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how come? 2x is equal to three..... Meaning 2*1.5=3... So x is equal to 1.5 and same for y. Please explain
\[\frac{ 3 }{ 2 } = \frac{ 2x }{2x+y }\] first 'cross multiply' to get rid of the fractions
So .3*2x+y and 2*2x
3(2x+y) = 2(2x) expand that then arrange to get y terms on one side, and x on the other
3+y=2(4x)
no expand the brackets (distribute the 3 on left side and the 2 on right side)
Don't rush or guess
Can you show me? I'm not sure exactly what you are saying to do...
the left side of the equation is 3(2x+y) that is the same as 3 times (2x +y) so write that in full
What do you mean though "in full"?
|dw:1455059940091:dw| multiply all terms in the bracket by 3
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