Asked by ggift
how do i solve this linear equation:
3x/4 + 6 = -12 (3x over 4 is a fraction)
and this quadratic equation.....
-4x squared = 0??
3x/4 + 6 = -12 (3x over 4 is a fraction)
and this quadratic equation.....
-4x squared = 0??
Answers
Answered by
Reiny
just multiply each term by 4 to get
3x + 24 = -48
3x = -72
x = 24
yes, your second equation is a quadratic.
3x + 24 = -48
3x = -72
x = 24
yes, your second equation is a quadratic.
Answered by
bobpursley
1) multiply both sides by 4/3
x+6*4/3=-12*4/3
does that help?
2) Yes, a quadratic. it is a trivial equation.
x+6*4/3=-12*4/3
does that help?
2) Yes, a quadratic. it is a trivial equation.
Answered by
ggift
ok, on the first one, after x = -72, where did you get x = 24?
and for the second problem, how am I to solve it??
and for the second problem, how am I to solve it??
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