Solve the equation
Solve the equation
We have an equation with a variable.
Usually, in these equations, we will be asked to find the value of the missing (X),
This is how we solve it:
To solve the exercise, first we have to change the mixed fractions to an improper fraction,
So that it will then be easier for us to solve them.
Let's start with the four and the third:
To convert a mixed fraction, we start by multiplying the whole number by the denominator
4*3=12
Now we add this to the existing numerator.
12+1=13
And we find that the first fraction is 13/3
Let's continue with the second fraction and do the same in it:
21*3=63
63+2=65
The second fraction is 65/3
We replace the new fractions we found in the equation:
13/3x = 65/3
At this point, we will notice that all the fractions in the exercise share the same denominator, 3.
Therefore, we can multiply the entire equation by 3.
13x=65
Now we want to isolate the unknown, the x.
Therefore, we divide both sides of the equation by the unknown coefficient -
13.
63:13=5
x=5