Saturday, 15 June 2013

algebra precalculus - Fractional equation



Solving:37x12(2x)=3x414




Could someone walk me through this, or what I'm doing wrong? I do the parenthesis, and get:
37x122+x=3x414


Then I multiply everything by 14, divide the fractions and have 67x28+14x=3x4. Add up this and 7x29=3x4. I end up with 4x=25. Which doesn't make sense, since x should equal 11/4.



I've been going through the steps myself so long I think I'm going blind for my own mistake.

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