Mathematics, 12.08.2019 21:30 kathleendthomas
Solve the equation, keeping the value for x as an improper fraction. 23x = − 12x + 5 1.isolate the variable by adding 12x to both sides: 12x + 23x = 52.use the common denominator to add terms: 36x + 46x = 5 76x = 53.multiply by the reciprocal: 67(76)x = 5(67) x =
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. We are asked to solve our given equation.
on both sides of equation to separate x variable on one side of equation.
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