Fractional Equations - Part 1

This video clearly explains the solution of linear equations involving fractions.

[tyvin]

That was great...you covered all the fraction combinations I was trying to figure out.

Thank you,

[alexandrialee]

Thank you very much. You know my teacher, she gave us this homework without even teaching us how to solve it! And even if she DID teach us, I bet you I would have not understand her either way. Thanks again!

[DFPFTW]

Great video, found out exactly what i was looking for!! thanks!

[Pineapplexx]

THANK U SO MUCHH i have been trying to figure this out forever

[omark]

thanks so much really helped better that all my teachers at school

[SamuelChukwuemeka]

You are welcome, Jacob. I guess you are lucky. I am teaching fractional equations this semester. In academic fairness, I have done a similar problem to your question. Go to my my website (found in the "About" section); click: on my picture to enter the site; then "Mathematics"; then "Algebra"; then "Notes" on the same tab as "Videos"; then "Fractional Equations - Part 2". The similar question of your question is the last example I did. To access the video, check back tomorrow under "Videos".

[SamuelChukwuemeka]

You are welcome, Zahra. You can go to my website to solve similar questions.There are a lot of useful resources on my site.

[zahrashirazian]

awesome very helpful thank you

do you know where I can get a worksheet which has similar questions so I can practise my speed

[chrisDoom]

um how did you get the positive 4 to become a negative when you moved the constantsn

[SamuelChukwuemeka]

Okie, what question number are you referring to? Also, please view the playlist videos on "Linear Equations" in order. Go to my website. Click on my picture to enter. Click on "Mathematics", then Click on "Algebra", then Click on "Linear Equations". You shall have a better understanding of linear equations if you view those videos in order.