SOLUTION: I apologize but I do not have much information on the problem - it is for a 9th grade student and I have been out of school for a really long time and do not remember how to do alg

Question 55897: I apologize but I do not have much information on the problem - it is for a 9th grade student and I have been out of school for a really long time and do not remember how to do algebra. The problem is:

4/5x-7=21+9/10x
Answer by funmath(2933) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
If x is in the denominator of the fraction, this is how you do it:
The LCD (lowest common denominator) is 10x, multiply both sides of the = sign by 10x.

If this is what you meant, this is how you do it:
The LCD is 10 and the fractions can be eliminated by multiplying both sides of the = sign by 10.

Happy Calculating!!!
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