Math, asked by sefalipattanaik293, 3 days ago

(3600÷x-3) – (3600÷x) = 40

solve the equation plss!!!!​

Answers

Answered by parigpt1910
1

Answer:

Find common denominator

(

3

6

0

0

3

)

(

3

6

0

0

)

=

4

0

(\frac{3600}{x}-3)-(\frac{3600}{x})=40

(

3

6

0

0

+

(

3

)

)

(

3

6

0

0

)

=

4

0

(\frac{3600}{x}+\frac{x(-3)}{x})-(\frac{3600}{x})=40

2

Combine fractions with common denominator

(

3

6

0

0

+

(

3

)

)

(

3

6

0

0

)

=

4

0

(\frac{3600}{x}+\frac{x(-3)}{x})-(\frac{3600}{x})=40

(

3

6

0

0

+

(

3

)

)

(

3

6

0

0

)

=

4

0

(\frac{3600+x(-3)}{x})-(\frac{3600}{x})=40

3

Re-order terms so that constants are on the left

(

3

6

0

0

+

(

3

)

)

(

3

6

0

0

)

=

4

0

(\frac{3600+x({\color{#c92786}{-3}})}{x})-(\frac{3600}{x})=40

(

3

6

0

0

3

)

(

3

6

0

0

)

=

4

0

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