+118703 4×x5−3×x4=3×x10−1=x=4
That is the answer straight from the site calculator. I putit in using Math(Input=result) tab.
Now I'll do it by hand - When you do it you should line up all the equal signs.
I multiplied by 20 because 20 is the LCD Lowest common denominator and that got rid of all the fractions.
4x5−3x4=3x10−120×(4x5−3x4)=20×(3x10−1)16x−15x=6x−20x=6x−20−5x=−20x=4
.+118703 4×x5−3×x4=3×x10−1=x=4
That is the answer straight from the site calculator. I putit in using Math(Input=result) tab.
Now I'll do it by hand - When you do it you should line up all the equal signs.
I multiplied by 20 because 20 is the LCD Lowest common denominator and that got rid of all the fractions.
4x5−3x4=3x10−120×(4x5−3x4)=20×(3x10−1)16x−15x=6x−20x=6x−20−5x=−20x=4
+893 I truly hate the result from the site calculator.
The result, x=4, is correct, but the presentation, saying that both sides of the original equation are equal to x and equal to 4 is most certainly not correct.
+118703 Yes, thank you for your input Bertie,
I don't like that either, maybe Andre could put an arrow in the middle - that would be an improvement.
Andre is very busy with a great many problems and I don't want to pester him all of the time but I do hope some of these 'annoying issues' will eventually be improved.
I probably should set up a list of these more minor issues somewhere so that eventually we can talk to Andre about them.
