Magnitude of force. solving for x

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The discussion revolves around solving for the variable x in a force-related problem, as indicated by the reference to a specific image that likely contains a diagram or equation relevant to the context.

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  • Participants inquire about the goal of solving for x, with some suggesting algebraic manipulation such as multiplying out terms and collecting like terms.

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There are multiple attempts to clarify the problem, with some participants offering algebraic steps. However, the discussion does not reach a consensus on the approach, and various interpretations of the problem are being explored.

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Participants express uncertainty regarding the cancellation of x and the necessary steps to isolate it, indicating potential constraints in the problem setup or understanding.

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Are you trying to solve for x?
 
Kurdt said:
Are you trying to solve for x?


1234 yes
 
Multiply out the x, collect like terms, and divide.
 
Snazzy said:
Multiply out the x, collect like terms, and divide.

1.723x=.1+x
1.723x-x =.1
x-x=.1/1.723
0=...
 

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