SOLUTION: I'm not sure what my reacher is asking she added this question that we did not cover. solve: v/14-v/49=1/14=

SOLUTION: I'm not sure what my reacher is asking she added this question that we did not cover. solve: v/14-v/49=1/14=

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Question 483716: I'm not sure what my reacher is asking she added this question that we did not cover.
solve:
v/14-v/49=1/14=
Answer by richard1234(7193) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Did she not cover the entire concept, or that one specific equation? There's a difference.

We can multiply both sides by the LCM of the fractions, which is 98.

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