How do you solve 2x(x-5)^{-1}+\frac1x=0

keche0b

keche0b

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2021-12-22

How do you solve 2x(x5)1+1x=0

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Jimmy Macias

Jimmy Macias

Beginner2021-12-23Added 30 answers

Explanation:
2(x5)1+1x=0
Re-arrange the terms to have one fraction on each side. (note that the negative index moves the bracket to the denominator)
x+5 and x0
2x5=1x
2x=x+5
3x=5
x=53
Jillian Edgerton

Jillian Edgerton

Beginner2021-12-24Added 34 answers

Explanation:
We have: 2(x5)1+1x=0
The terms within the parentheses can be expressed as a fraction:
21x5+1x=0
2x5+1x=0
Lets
karton

karton

Expert2021-12-30Added 613 answers

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