Message from @Σ5
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that was stupid of him
^
Id say its a mental illness just like any other weird sexual orientation
X=h/3(a+b)
X=ha/3+hb/3
3X=ha+hb
3X/h=a+b
3X/h-b=a
yeah he was right
you don't need to do that second step
just multiply both sides by 3
divide by h
subtract a
Did I do that wrong? 😂
you just did it the long way
X=h/3(a+b)
X/h=1/3(a+b)
h/X=3(a+b)
h/3X=a+b
(h/3X)-b=a
a=(h/3X)-b
you can't do that IIRC
can't do num before denom
?
Whats wrong?
looks like most of us were wrong
because it's terrible to do math without proper visualization \
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when you have a fraction + x
you can bring in x into the fraction
no there aren't multiple solutions
this is the only one
only place where you'd find multiple solutions would be in a quadratic equation
I'm talking about equations
if a = b and b = c them a = c
so
a = b
And
a = c
lol that's not how it works
I remember thinking that years ago
you can try to prove it algebraically
(a/b)+c = (a+ac)/c
here's a simplified answer
that's a law of equality
look up equivalence relation
transitivity
it'd only work if a b and c would be the same value
Is a requirement of equality
either way there's only one solution to this problem
il do it again see if I messed up
use paper