Question

solve for x

2/7x+12/x=−40/7−1/6x

Answer 1

Its a quadratic equation.

Answer 2

whats that mean

Answer 3

Theres two values of x

Answer 4

so how do i start

Answer 5

Simplify both sides.

Answer 6

it is pretty much impossible to guess what you have written above
if you use the equation tool below it would be clearer
or attach the question if you can

Answer 7

\[27x+12x=−407−16x\]

Answer 8

ill post a picture i suppose
cause thats not right i dont think

Answer 9

at the moment it looks like \[\frac{2}{7x}+\frac{12}{x}=-\frac{40}{7}-\frac{1}{6x}\] but i doubt that is right

Answer 10

https://gyazo.com/bf4f63492bb607f0cb943f2371ca7127

Answer 11

ooh

Answer 12

So, you gave a different equation. Then you may start by getting rid of the fractions.

Answer 13

don't you hate fractions? multiply both sides by 42, cancelling as you go, and the fractions will be gone

Answer 14

why multiply by 42?

Answer 15

To get rid of 7 and 6

Answer 16

because your denominators are 7,2 , 6 and 42 is the least common multiple of those three numbers