SOLUTION: State any limitations on the possible solutions to the equation
3/4x+1 + 7/x+9 = 13/10x. Then solve.
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Question 879353: State any limitations on the possible solutions to the equation
3/4x+1 + 7/x+9 = 13/10x. Then solve.
Answer by solver91311(24713) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Re-post using parentheses to make it clear which expressions are in the denominator and which are not.
One possible meaning of your rendering of the equation:
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There are other interpretations, there is nothing in your post that would indicate which is the correct interpretation, and each interpretation has a different answer to your question.
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