23X-4=20 Help please

1 answer:

6 0

Isolate both terms with "x" to the left side

23x -(4-4) = 20 + 4

23x - 0 = 24

its impossible to divide both ways because of 0 and 23 with 24 cant divide each other

so your answer would be

x = 23 over 24 or 23/24

hope this helps :D.

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