SOLUTION: I need help on this problem, i don't know where to start but i know if i get a start on it i will be able to solve it.
3/7+x - 5/x = 4/7x
This problem is not from a book it's
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3/7+x - 5/x = 4/7x
This problem is not from a book it's
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Question 189483: I need help on this problem, i don't know where to start but i know if i get a start on it i will be able to solve it.
3/7+x - 5/x = 4/7x
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If you get common denominators on the left side, then you can just cross multiply. (Think "common denominators" immediately when you see adding or subtracting fractions and you shouldn't get stuck with them.) I'd just multiply by , by , and by . Then I'd add and subtract on the left side to get something cross-multiplyable. Is this a good start?
