Jaymie

I had to solve (100-4x)/3=(5x+6)/(4)+6. I converted the fractions into twelfths, but from there I didn't know how to isolate the x's. How can you get them on there on side when they're partr of a fraction? Would you please be able to show me step by step...

I'm trying to solve (5x-4)/(5x+4)=2/3. I don't know how to get the x's on their own. I thought that the fraction would cancel itself out so it's -1x, but that wouldn't equal 2/3. Could you show me this step-by-step? Thanks!!!

I also need help with (x)/(x+4)+(4)/(x+4)+2=0. My book says there is no solution, but I got one. I got -6 equals x (the x+4's cancel each other out so x+4 +2=0 is left. Then I subtracted the two, got x+4=-2. I subtracted the four and got x=-6).

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