Question

4/3 b + 2 equals 4 - 1/3 be​

Answer 1

For this case we have the following equation:

$\frac {4} {3} b + 2 = 4- \frac {1} {3} b$

Subtracting 2 from both sides we have:

$\frac {4} {3} b = 4- \frac {1} {3} b-2$

We add similar terms from the right side of the equation:

$\frac {4} {3} b = 2- \frac {1} {3} b$

Adding$\frac {1} {3}$ b to both sides:

$\frac {4} {3} b + \frac {1} {3} b = 2\\\frac {4 + 1} {3} b = 2\\\frac {5} {3} b = 2$

Multiplying by 3 on both sides:

$5b = 3 * 2\\5b = 6$

Dividing between 5 on both sides:

$b = \frac {6} {5}$

Answer:

$b = \frac {6} {5} = 1.2$

Answer 2

I do not understand what you are asking but I am going to assume that you are trying to simplify the equation.

First, write the equation.

(4/3)b + 2 = 4 - (1/3)b

Add (1/3)b to each side.

(5/3)b + 2 = 4

Subtract 2 on each side.

(5/3)b = 2

Divide by (5/3) on each side

b = 1.2

b = 1.2 is your final answer.