Please solve
1.)4 − 3x = 7x − 6

2.)8 + 4x = −10 + x

Question

Please solve
 1.)4 − 3x = 7x − 6

2.)8 + 4x = −10 + x

anonymous · Answer

Move the constants to one side and the varibles to another, then divide by the number in front of the varible. 

$$ 4-3x=7x-6$$
$$ -3x - 7x = -6 - 4$$

You should be able to take it from there

anonymous · Answer

-3x-7x=-6-4......transpose 7x to other side and 4
-10x=-10.....add the like terms
x=1.....divide both side by -10 and get your answer

anonymous · Answer

4 − 3x = 7x − 6
Put x on right and the rest on the other part(i mean afte=   )
4+6=7x+3x
10=10x
x=10/10
x=1

anonymous · Answer

after*

anonymous · Answer

8 + 4x = −10 + x
same will be here
4x-x=-10-8
3x=-18
x=-18/3
x=-6

anonymous · Answer

Thank you!! I wrote that all down so I could actually understand the problem

anonymous · Answer

Hahaha okay if you don't understand I'll explain you once again :)

anonymous · Answer

We just have to find x :)

anonymous · Answer

8+4x=-10+x
4x-x=-10-8
3x=-18.....divide both sides by 3
x=-6..