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Old 01-14-2012   #1
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I need help with 1000x7+100\x=0. Once you found your answer can you explain why thanks.
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I need help with 1000x7+100\x=0. Once you found your answer can you explain why thanks.
7000 + 100/x = 0
100/x = -7000
100/-7000 = x
x = 1/-70
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Thanks a lot. My teacher said it was right.
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