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| headache Quote | Reply | | Fractions with variables posted on: 9/23/2007 1:20:48 AM So I've been trying to solve for "x" for about 5 hours now... I keep on getting -6, but when I plug it back into the equation for "x" I see that it does not check out.. Can someone help? The equation that you must solve for "x" is: (x/12)-((x-3)/3)=(1/2) I realize that you have to make all of the denominators the same by finding the lowest common denominator and then adjust the numerators (on both sides)... But I suppose my mistake is made somewhere after that b/c I cannot seem to get the correct value of "x". |
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Kanpree
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cramwit
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replied on: 10/11/2007 4:51:12 PM (x/12)-((x-3)/3)=(1/2) (x/12)-(x/3 -3/3)=1/2 (x/12)-[(4x/12)-1]=1/2 (x-4x)/12 + 1 = 1/2 -3x/12 = -1/2 = -6/12 -3x = -6 3x = 6 x = 2 |
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