6x - 1/ 5 -2x /3 = 3 Can somone help me please?

Question

I am going to try and write it so you can understand
6x-1 2x
____ - _____ = 3
5 3

Answer 1

90 x - 3 -10 x = 45
80 x - 3 = 45
80 x = 48
x = 0.6

Answer 2

You may need tutoring in algebra and/or much more patience to work problems that take thinking about several steps.


First multiply both sides of the equation by 3:

3(6x - 1/5 -2x/3 = 3) =

18x - 3/5 - 2x = 9

Now multiply the result by 5:

5(18x - 3/5 - 2x = 9) =

90x - 3 - 10x = 45

Add 3 to both sides:

3 + 90x - 3 - 10x = 45 + 3 =

90x - 10x = 48

The x terms now combine to:

80x = 48

Divide both sides by 80 to isolate x:

x = 48/80 = 3/5 = .6

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Answer 3

x=12/5

Answer 4

if there are no parentheses around the 6x-1 then the answer is x=0.6

if there are parentheses around the 6x-1 then the answer is x=6

Answer 5

x-3z=-2. therefore,x=(3z-2) positioned this value in second and 0.33 equation. the warm equations are: 2(3z-2)+2y+z=4 it somewhat is 2y+7z=8...(a) 3(3z-2)+y-2z=5 it somewhat is y+7z=11...(b) subtract a from b,i.e. (b)-(a)= -y=3 therefore y=-3. out this value in (b),you get z=2. positioned z=2 in equation of x,you get x=4. therefore x=4,y=(-3) and z=2.

Answer 6

the answer is X=0.6

Answer 7

Do your own homework.

Answer 8

are there any parentheses in this?

Answer 9

How the hell would I know.........I failed year 10...............