What is the simplified form of the equation fraction 4 over 5 n minus fraction 3 over 5 equals fraction 1 over 5 n?
Is this what you're working on? \(\dfrac{4}{5n} - \dfrac{3}{5} = \dfrac{1}{5n}\)
@botany500
yes I need help, please
Start by adding 3/5 to both sides.
Don't you cross multiply somewhere in the equation/ fraction?
Cross multiplication is not necessary in this case.
I'm sorry, I'm not that good with fractions
11/5
Where does 11/5 come from?
Explain what you've done to arrive at that result.
what I did was I add 3/5 to both sides then got the answers then I add the answers and got 11/15
Adding 3/5 to both sides means to do this: |dw:1554325769953:dw|
4/10n
Nope, you can only combine fractions if the denominators are the same.
4/5n
Read the previous statement I wrote again.
Can you cross multiply and get 5/15?
Nope
As far as I get is 4/5
Do you have to somehow get rid of the n on the 5?
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@misty34 what should be done next?
Does the 5n's cancel out?
No, if we cancel the 5n's we won't be able to solve for n
subtracting 1 over 5n from both sides is the better option.
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that is not one of my answers
We have not yet solved for \(n\)
n=1
Correct
that's the answer right
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i just said that
And I said "Correct" @botany500
I tried but, I struggle with this type of math. I'm better in Geometry, Sorry
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