Solve the following equations for x:

X = 2 + (1/x) , X = 3 + (1/x)

How do I do this type of problem? Thanks

2 answers

X = 2 + (1/x)
Multiply both sides by x
Xx = 2x + 1
Divide both sides by X
x = (2x + 1)/X

Now, you do the other problem.
It's done the same way.
Oh so there's no number, because I got that originally, but I didn't get a specific number. I tried using the quadratic equation so x equaled 2 and -1, but when plugged in neither worked.
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