Question

Can someone help me. I’ve tried doing this on paper. I don’t know what I’m doing wrong

Answer 1

ANSWER: x=12
EXPLANATION:
9+x/6=11
(54+x)/6=11 (finding common denominator)
x/6=11-54/6 (rearranging terms)
x/6=(66-54)/6 (finding common denominator so 6 gets cancelled from both the sides)
x=12

Answer 2

${ \huge \mathfrak \color {pink}{ \tt{answer}}}$

$\large \color{cyan}{ \tt{x = 12}}$

Step-by-step explanation:

$\color {cyan}{ \tt{9 + \frac{x}{6 = 11}}}$

• multiply both sides of the equation by 6

${ \tt{54 + x = 66}}$

• move the constant to the right hand side and change its sign

${ \tt{x = 66 - 54}}$

• substract the numbers

$\huge \color{magenta}{ \tt{ = \: \: x = 12}}$

$\large \color{brown}{ \tt{hope \: \: it \: \: helps}}$