## anonymous 4 years ago A LiL Help.....

1. anonymous

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2. jiteshmeghwal9

i can't read it properly :(

3. jiteshmeghwal9

4. jiteshmeghwal9

can u plz write it through equation editor :)

5. anonymous

Looks like $x-y=24$ $\frac{1}{2}x+3 = 20$

6. anonymous

i dont know how to write the the mark underline the equation :(

7. anonymous

Sorry, the second one should be 1/2x+3=120?

8. hartnn

eyad,u know the l shaped sign u made ,what does that mean??

9. anonymous

@thrustfault :not only that ,with the underline mark

10. anonymous

@hartnn :hmmm,I think it was fractional anyway i know some property may help anyone to recognize it : |dw:1344856830420:dw|

11. anonymous

Floor brackets?

12. jiteshmeghwal9

x/2=20-3 x=(20-3)2 x=17/2

13. anonymous

ahh factorial notation?

14. hartnn

i knew what it meant...i just wanted to know if u did...

15. anonymous

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16. jiteshmeghwal9

put the value in the equation x - y=24 17/2-y=24

17. anonymous

yea I think its @satellite73

18. anonymous

got it that is very nice notation. most people use $$n!$$

19. anonymous

yea i use it in calculator through !

20. anonymous

and since i cannot typset it that way here, i will use $$n!$$

21. anonymous

ok

22. hartnn

since (x-y)!=24....x-y=4 i converted that into linear equation....can u do the same thing for 2nd equation??

23. anonymous

$$5!=120$$ so $$\frac{1}{2}x+3=5$$ solve for $$x$$ you good from there ?

24. anonymous

yes i got it Ty

25. jiteshmeghwal9

Ty=?

26. anonymous

Thank you :)

27. anonymous

ok between my response and @hartnn answer you have two equations to solve, which you can just about do in your head right?

28. anonymous

yes ,Ty @satellite73 ,@hartnn