Can someone help me with these

[Andrey444]

Hi!
I have this equation.
[math]\left( \frac{5c-1-x}{6c-1} \right)_{c}=0[/math]
X and C are positive
also:

[math]c <= x[/math]
Can I say that:
[math]\left( \frac{5c-1-x}{6c-1} \right)=0[/math]
Or are there other options?
Thanks

 

[lev888]

Hi!
I have this equation.
[math]\left( \frac{5c-1-x}{6c-1} \right)_{c}=0[/math]
X and C are positive
also:

[math]c <= x[/math]
Can I say that:
[math]\left( \frac{5c-1-x}{6c-1} \right)=0[/math]
Or are there other options?
Thanks

Is this a product?
If ab=0 and a is positive, then b=0.

 

[Dr.Peterson]

Hi!
I have this equation.
[math]\left( \frac{5c-1-x}{6c-1} \right)_{c}=0[/math]
X and C are positive
also:

[math]c <= x[/math]
Can I say that:
[math]\left( \frac{5c-1-x}{6c-1} \right)=0[/math]
Or are there other options?
Thanks

What does your subscript c mean? Does it look exactly as you intended, or is it supposed to be a superscript or something? What is the context of the equation?