Question

-3d/4+5=11

Answer 1

-5 on each side to give \[-\frac{ 3 }{ 4 }d = 6\]

divide by 3 on each side to give \[-\frac{ 1 }{ 4 }d = 2\]

multiply by -4 on each side to give \[d = -8\]

Job done!

Answer 2

i just realized i put the d in the wrong spot DX

Answer 3

It still works out as the same answer as \[-\frac{ 3 }{ 4 }d\] is the same as \[- \frac{ 3d }{ 4 }\] and is the same as \[\frac{ -3d }{ 4 }\] :)

Answer 4

do i still mutiply by 3?

Answer 5

usually you would mulitply by 4 because it is the denominator, why do you multiply by the -3d?

Answer 6

you aren't multiplying by 3, I was just showing you that they can be written in slightly different forms but equal exactly the same thing

Answer 7

Just follow my original steps as that will give you the correct answer :)

Answer 8

thank you

Answer 9

No problem :)