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What are the inverse operations necessary to solve the equation four times s minus nine equals thirteen?
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4s - 9 = 13
Add nine to both sides in order to retain terms with s on the left side without any terms with s on the righthand side. After that, you divide by 4 to end up with something that looks like s = ... Problem solved. Is this what you are looking for ?
@iceicebaby Add 9 both sides 4s - 9 = 13 +9 +9 ========= 4s=22 s=22/4 divide 22 with 4 s=?
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