Question

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Answer 1

\[4 = -\frac 32 (3) + b\]

Answer 2

is that it?

Answer 3

yes. i've gotten up to there but I don't understand how to find b.

Answer 4

how about muliplying \[-\frac 32 \times 3\]
first?

Answer 5

what do you get?

Answer 6

-9/2?

Answer 7

right

Answer 8

You need to do the opposite and change sides on each side to isolate b.

Answer 9

\[4 = -\frac 92 + b\]
now add \(\frac 92\) to both sides
\[4 + \frac 92 = -\frac 92 + \frac 92 + b\]
got it?

Answer 10

O_O

Answer 11

lol that right side is just 0 dont be intimidated

Answer 12

i just showed it step-by-step

Answer 13

\[4 + \frac 92 = b\]
now do you get it?

Answer 14

Calc, what is \[9/2 - 9/2\]

Answer 15

0...

Answer 16

Okay, so what are you left with?

Answer 17

Igb, how do you put a number over a number? I can't find that option in the equation editor.

Answer 18

@lgbasallote

Answer 19

\frac{numerator}{denominator}

put that in equation editor

Answer 20

Thanks