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On my test over parallel lines and proportional parts in triangles today, there was a question that asked to solve for x. There was 2 problems with x in them in the triangle. So would I just have to multiply each part by two and set them equal to each other?

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can't you see how incomplete your explanation is?

Read that paragraph to anyone not familiar with the diagrams and they will blankly say, "Huh? what triangles?"
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