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Solve: 3(7x+1/5x+3) - 4(5x-3/7x+1)=11
No need to solve it. Just form the quadratic equation by opening brackets

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Answered by udgeeth1

done now u can solve it your equation will be this only i think u should consult with this question by your teacher but by my calculation you equation will be this

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udgeeth1: done.

harshjainn2003: How did u form this equation?

harshjainn2003: Plz tell I will mark u brainliest

udgeeth1: yup

udgeeth1: see first take LCM

udgeeth1: in brackets

harshjainn2003: Yes ok then?

udgeeth1: i m editing ans step by step

udgeeth1: see it

udgeeth1: i got the question wrong sorry

Answered by siddhartharao77

The answer is explained in the attachment.

Hope it helps!

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siddhartharao77: :-)

harshjainn2003: Nice handwriting

siddhartharao77: Thanks!

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Solve: 3(7x+1/5x+3) - 4(5x-3/7x+1)=11 No need to solve it. Just form the quadratic equation by opening brackets

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Solve: 3(7x+1/5x+3) - 4(5x-3/7x+1)=11
No need to solve it. Just form the quadratic equation by opening brackets