(4-3x)-6<-4 I need help I will give a thanks
1 answer:
Answer:
x >
Step-by-step explanation:
Change the less than sign to an equals sign so we can solve for x
(4-3x)-6 = -4
Reorder the numbers in the parentheses
(-3x+4)-6 = -4
Get rid of the parentheses and combine like terms
-3x-2 = -4
Add 2 to both sides
-3x = -2
Divide both sides by -3
x =
Bkuz you want it to be less than, change the equals sign to a greater than symbol bkuz of the negatives
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Answer:
<em>The denominator is 12</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>The Number Line</u>
We can represent any real number in a properly segmented line, where the zero-mark is the separation between positive numbers to its right side and negative numbers to the left side.
We are given the number x = 2/3. Since it's positive, its location lies to the right of the zero but before the 1 as shown in the figure below.
We want to locate a second point y at the same distance from 0 as the point x, so we have two options: y is the same as x, or y is negative at the same distance from zero. We chose the last option.
Its numerator must be 8, so we need to multiply it by 4. But we cannot alter the value of x, so we must also multiply the denominator by 4, which gives us the fraction 8/12, but recall it must be negative.
The denominator is 12
