Question

(g + 4) - 3g = 1 + g SHOW WORK PLEASE

Answer 1

\[(g+4)-3g=1+g\]add 3g to both sides:\[(g+4)=1+4g\]remove the parenthesis and subtract the g from both sides:\[4=1+3g\]subtract 1 from both sides:\[3=3g\]divide both sides by 3 to isolate g:\[1=g\]
\[\large g=1~~\huge\ddot\smile\]

Answer 2

@claudiavv hope this helps :)

Answer 3

you can also check your work by putting in 1 for g to see if it works: \[~~~~(g+4)-3g=1+g\]\[(1+4)-3\times1=1+1\]\[~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~5-3=2\]\[~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~2=2~~\checkmark\]

Answer 4

yummydum did it right!

Answer 5

go yummydum!!!!!!!!!

Answer 6

lol...thanks Cheetah :)

Answer 7

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