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milanproda
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Hello Guys/Gals,
Thank you very much for all of the help on this forum. It has been of great use to myself and to many others I am sure.
I have a question that is found in the Kaplan Math Workbook (sixth edition). It is located on page 122 Question 10. It asks me to solve for X:
ax/b+cx=1
would anyone know how I should go about answering the exercise question?
I am curious as to how I should go about answering a question like that, not neccesarily the answer (which is in the book).
PS the only reason I ask is because the exercise questions do not have explanations.
Thanks!
Thank you very much for all of the help on this forum. It has been of great use to myself and to many others I am sure.
I have a question that is found in the Kaplan Math Workbook (sixth edition). It is located on page 122 Question 10. It asks me to solve for X:
ax/b+cx=1
would anyone know how I should go about answering the exercise question?
I am curious as to how I should go about answering a question like that, not neccesarily the answer (which is in the book).
PS the only reason I ask is because the exercise questions do not have explanations.
Thanks!
Milan Prodanovic
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