6x + 10 9x + 4 -Solve

2 answers:

6 0

There is no relation symbol (=<>) so we cannot do anything to it

but, assuming that they are equal to each other so
6x+10=9x+4
then we can solve
subtract 4 from both sides
6x+6=9x
subtract 6x from both sides
6=3x
divide both sdies by 3
2=x

posledela2 years ago

4 0

$6x+4=9x+10 
 4=3x+10 
 -6=3x 
 -2=3x$

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