Question

Solve h-4/5 = h-3/6?

Answer 1

The expression as given says `-4/5=-3/6` which is meaningless.
If you mean (h-4)/5=(h-3)/6
then h=9
So please ensure you write what you actually mean.

Explanation:

If you subtract h from each side, we get
`-4/5=-3/6`
or
`4/5=1/2`
which clearly is not correct.

Could it be that you mean `(h-4)/5=(h-3)/6`?
If this is what you mean, please write it as such, otherwise it will be meaningless.

If you mean the last expression, we get:
`(h-4)/5=(h-3)/6`
Least common denominator: `5*6=30`
This gives
`6(h-4)=5(h-3)`
`6h-24=5h-15`
Deduct 5h from each side and add 24:
`(6h-5h)-24+24=(5h-5)-15+24`
`h=9`