SOLUTION: Solve the equation analytically. Check it analytically by direct substitution, and then support your solution graphically.
7/3(2x-1)=1/5x + 2/5(4-3x)
I am really bad at this
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7/3(2x-1)=1/5x + 2/5(4-3x)
I am really bad at this
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: Solve the equation analytically. Check it analytically by direct substitution, and then support your solution graphically.
7/3(2x-1)=1/5x + 2/5(4-3x)
I am really bad at this. Can you please explain it to me step-by-step. I know that you probably cannot graph it, but also can you somehow explain that part to me as well? This question is from textbook
You can put this solution on YOUR website! In this problem you're given the task of finding which value of x will make that equation true. When you find your x value, plugging it back in (aka substitution) verifies your answer. So to start, distribute the fractions 7/3 and 2/5 among their respective terms Simplify (1/5x-6/5x=-5/5x=-x) Get similar terms to one side get all terms with similar denominators Simplify Isolate x by multiplying by 3/17 Simplify
So at x=59/85 now we just need the y coordinate to finalize it. pick any side of the equality and plug in x=59/85 into the x variable. To save work, the y value is 77/85. At the point (59/85,77/85) the two lines intersect here since their x and y values are the same