Operations with Expressions - Algebra


Hey Greg! In the Algebra video ‘Operations with Expressions’ I believe there has been a mistake in the content.

Greg says, for the equation ‘2x+3/4-5x’, you cannot have x=0 or x=4/5.

Now x=4/5 makes sense as the resulting denominator would be 0 and anything divided by 0 ‘causes a nuclear war’, however x=0 would result in the denom=4-0=4 and the numerator would be 3 hence the value=3/4 which is absolutely fine isn’t it?

Could you please look into this and maybe if it was a mistake, correct the content? or correct my mistake too :stuck_out_tongue:

Thank you for all the content and help Greg! You’ve been amazing!!

Look at the original equation.

original equation has “nucler war problem if you notice”

Rightttt yep yep got it. Thanks a ton guys!