dperez3690 dperez3690
  • 26-02-2018
  • Mathematics
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How do i find the value of x that is placed as the numerator?
×/5+1=-6

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gustanika
gustanika gustanika
  • 26-02-2018
[tex]\cfrac{x}{5 {+} 1}=-6[/tex]

First, simplify the denominator
[tex]\cfrac{x}{6}=-6[/tex]

Second, to find the value of x, we should move 6 to the right side. On the left side, 6 acts as the divisor. After moving to the right side, it becomes the dividend (multiplication)
[tex]\cfrac{x}{6}=-6[/tex]
[tex]x=-6 \times 6[/tex]
[tex]x=-36[/tex]

The value of x is -36
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