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2 years ago

1/4=1/4h + 4 I understand how to do the 2-step equations, but not the ones with 2 fractions.

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1 answer:

loris [4]2 years ago

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1/4 = 1/4h+4

Mulitpily by 4 on both sides.

1= h+16

subtract 16 on both sides.

-15=h

Answer: h= -15

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