SOLUTION: What value of x will you get by solving for x in 3/(x+a) = b/2

SOLUTION: What value of x will you get by solving for x in 3/(x+a) = b/2

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Question 876282: What value of x will you get by solving for x in 3/(x+a) = b/2
Answer by tommyt3rd(5050) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Taking the reciprocal of both sides give us:

multiply both sides by 3:

subtract a from both sides:

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