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On line Solution of Monovariate Equation:
    Input any unary equation directly, and then click the "Next" button to obtain the solution of the equation.
    It supports equations that contain mathematical functions.
    Current location:Equations > Monovariate Equation > The history of univariate equation calculation > Answer
    Overview: 2 questions will be solved this time.Among them
           ☆2 equations

[ 1/2 Equation]
    Work: Find the solution of equation 5/7x:3/5x = 6/7x .
    Question type: Equation
    Solution:Original question:
     5 ÷ 7 × x ÷ 3 ÷ 5 × x = 6 ÷ 7 × x
     Left side of the equation =
1
21
x x
    The equation is transformed into :
     
1
21
x x = 6 ÷ 7 × x
     Right side of the equation =
6
7
x
    The equation is transformed into :
     
1
21
x x =
6
7
x

    After the equation is converted into a general formula, it is converted into:
    ( x - 0 )( x - 18 )=0
    From
        x - 0 = 0
        x - 18 = 0

    it is concluded that::
        x1=0
        x2=18
    
    There are 2 solution(s).


解一元二次方程的详细方法请参阅:《一元二次方程的解法》

[ 2/2 Equation]
    Work: Find the solution of equation (x-210) = 0 .
    Question type: Equation
    Solution:Original question:
     ( x − 210) = 0
    Remove the bracket on the left of the equation:
     Left side of the equation = x − 210
    The equation is transformed into :
      x − 210 = 0

    Transposition :
      x = 0 + 210

    Combine the items on the right of the equation:
      x = 210
    This is the solution of the equation.
    This is the solution of the equation.



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