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I need an equation solved, all the work shown and explained, followed by a check of the solution. ** Be sure to write out the directions for the problem and the original statement of the problem then show all work or an explanation with your solution; generally speaking, do not just state your answer.

Date Posted: 27/07/2017
Category: Mathematics
Due Date: 30/07/2017
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I need an equation solved, all the work shown and explained, followed by a check of the solution. ** Be sure to write out the directions for the problem and the original statement of the problem then show all work or an explanation with your solution; generally speaking, do not just state your answer.

User_11751 added on 07/28/17 at 01:12 AM (PST):

WBURO:

I received the message below from my instructor when I posted the solution to the equation. Can you please make the proper corrections to the equation and re-upload it to me. Please show each step and explain each step. Also check the solution at the end. Thanks!

"Snowman, since the instructions specifically asked you to clear fractions first, please try the solution again by looking for the least common denominator of ALL fractions in the equation. Multiply both sides of the equation by that LCD and you should be left with an equation that is completely fraction-free. Your final answer should be the same one you got above, but the steps of the solution will be easier because you will not have to do so much fraction arithmetic while solving.
When you re-do the solution, please also show all work on the check. When we check an equation, we don't have the option of clearing fractions, so be sure to show us all of the fraction arithmetic you've done in every step. You'll need to write fractions over the LCD before adding them.
Let me know if you have questions. When you're ready, please resubmit your work in a new reply below.
Thanks!
-Kate"

User_11751 added on 07/28/17 at 12:16 PM (PST):

WBURO:

I received the message below from my instructor when I posted the solution to the equation. Can you please make the proper corrections to the equation and re-upload it to me. Please show each step and explain each step. Also check the solution at the end. Thanks!

"Snowman, since the instructions specifically asked you to clear fractions first, please try the solution again by looking for the least common denominator of ALL fractions in the equation. Multiply both sides of the equation by that LCD and you should be left with an equation that is completely fraction-free. Your final answer should be the same one you got above, but the steps of the solution will be easier because you will not have to do so much fraction arithmetic while solving.
When you re-do the solution, please also show all work on the check. When we check an equation, we don't have the option of clearing fractions, so be sure to show us all of the fraction arithmetic you've done in every step. You'll need to write fractions over the LCD before adding them.
Let me know if you have questions. When you're ready, please resubmit your work in a new reply below.
Thanks!
-Kate"

User_11751 added on 07/30/17 at 12:33 PM (PST):

WBURO: I need you to start with the original equation and show each step of clearing the fractions first ... the last photo you does not start with the original equation. I need that so that I can write it out in my handwriting showing step by step to my professor.
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  • hello there my friend..I have looked at the attachments and the sum you have uploaded I can complete it perfectly, show the working and produce the correct answer for you because I have understood it and myself being an an expert in mathematics there is no doubt I will deliver it for you..please assign
    WBURO | Jul 27, 2017, 03:22 AM
  • Are you there my friend please..???
    WBURO | Jul 27, 2017, 03:22 AM
  • Sounds awesome ... I assigned it to you!
    User_11751 | Jul 27, 2017, 03:23 AM
  • Thanks I got it and let me work on it now and get back to you when I'm done
    WBURO | Jul 27, 2017, 03:24 AM
  • My friend I have completed solving the sum and also given the explanations well, there are two documents one for the solution and the other to prove the answer, kindly confirm and release the payments..thank you
    WBURO | Jul 27, 2017, 07:14 AM
  • WBURO: I received the message below from my instructor when I posted the solution to the equation. Can you please make the proper corrections to the equation and re-upload it to me. Please show each step and explain each step. Also check the solution at the end. Thanks! "Snowman, since the instructions specifically asked you to clear fractions first, please try the solution again by looking for the least common denominator of ALL fractions in the equation. Multiply both sides of the equation by that LCD and you should be left with an equation that is completely fraction-free. Your final answer should be the same one you got above, but the steps of the solution will be easier because you will not have to do so much fraction arithmetic while solving. When you re-do the solution, please also show all work on the check. When we check an equation, we don't have the option of clearing fractions, so be sure to show us all of the fraction arithmetic you've done in every step. You'll need to write fractions over the LCD before adding them. Let me know if you have questions. When you're ready, please resubmit your work in a new reply below. Thanks! -Kate"
    User_11751 | Jul 28, 2017, 12:17 PM
  • OK no problem then let me adjust it according to the instructions of your professor
    WBURO | Jul 28, 2017, 15:57 PM
  • I have revised the assignment according to the instructions of your instructor and it is now perfect check on the attachments and please release the payments ..thank you
    WBURO | Jul 29, 2017, 08:40 AM
  • Check the last two attachments the first one is part one of the equation and the last attachments is a continuation of the first part down to the answer ..kindly confirm and release the payments ..thank you
    WBURO | Jul 29, 2017, 08:42 AM
  • WBURO: I need you to start with the original equation and show each step of clearing the fractions first ... the last photo you does not start with the original equation. I need that so that I can write it out in my handwriting showing step by step to my professor.
    User_11751 | Jul 30, 2017, 12:28 PM
  • Please the equation starts with the first attachment or photo all the workings and steps I have done and it continues to the second attachment.. kindly understand the second attachment is the continuation from the first attachment it is not a different work only that the space was limited and I wanted u to see... just copy like that u are not supposed to start a new page or by equation to another page if your space is enough kindly put them on one page but in that order to avoid confusion.. be fair and just to me please have everything that should be done even your professor will confirm
    WBURO | Jul 30, 2017, 12:53 PM
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