In this next section I start to work with equations that are fractions. I first start with some basic ones consisting of two terms, one of which is a fraction.

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Solve the following:

##### How to solve a linear equation (5) - Fractional Type : ExamSolutions Maths Revision

I continue to look at fractional equations consisting of one term which is a fraction but in the denominator of that fraction there are two terms.

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Solve the following:

##### How to solve a linear equation (6) - Fractional Type : ExamSolutions Maths Revision

In this next video I now look at fractional equations consisting of at least 3 terms where one of them is a fraction.

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Solve the following:

##### How to solve a linear equation (7) - Fractional Type : ExamSolutions Maths Revision

I now look at fractional equations consisting of at least 2 terms which are fractions.

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Solve the following:

##### How to solve a linear equation (8) - Fractional Type : ExamSolutions Maths Revision

This is the last in this series where I now look at fractional equations where x appears in the denominator of both fractions.

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Solve the following: