Asked by SkatingDJ
Which of the following is equivalent to e+f/a-d = b/a
a(e+f) = b(a-d)
a+f/a-d = b/a
ae+f = ab-d
b(e+f) = a(a-d)
I don't know how to do this:/ Some guidance would be great:)
a(e+f) = b(a-d)
a+f/a-d = b/a
ae+f = ab-d
b(e+f) = a(a-d)
I don't know how to do this:/ Some guidance would be great:)
Answers
Answered by
Reiny
None of them are if you meant it the way you typed your first equation.
If you meant:
(e+f)/(a-d) = b/a, then a(e+f) = b(a-d) would be the equivalent
If you meant:
(e+f)/(a-d) = b/a, then a(e+f) = b(a-d) would be the equivalent
Answered by
Steve
(e+f)/(a-d) = b/a
clear the denominators (also known as cross-multiplying)
(e+f)a = b(a-d)
or,
(e+f)/b = (a-d)/a
Looks like the first one is good.
clear the denominators (also known as cross-multiplying)
(e+f)a = b(a-d)
or,
(e+f)/b = (a-d)/a
Looks like the first one is good.
Answered by
SkatingDJ
Okay, I see. Thank you both!:)
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