Well, I just started school thinking I would be ready for a new year of math. Turns out though that I'm a little rusty I'm in Algebra, and basically we just got a "simple" math packet to work through. The problem is this:
6n=2/3(5n-2)
I guess I am so used to having X's and Y's that I am having trouble arriving at the answer.
So far I have:
2/3*5/1 = 10/3
2/3*-2/1= -4/3
6n=10/3n-4/3
Now, if that looks wrong, it could be because the steps are a little fuzzy for me with these problems.
I guess I need help defining the steps. Thanks for any help you can give, it is very much appreciated.
6n=2/3(5n-2)
I guess I am so used to having X's and Y's that I am having trouble arriving at the answer.
So far I have:
2/3*5/1 = 10/3
2/3*-2/1= -4/3
6n=10/3n-4/3
Now, if that looks wrong, it could be because the steps are a little fuzzy for me with these problems.
I guess I need help defining the steps. Thanks for any help you can give, it is very much appreciated.