Question

What are the inverse operations necessary to solve the equation four times s minus nine equals thirteen? add 4, then divide by 9 subtract 9, then multiply by 4 subtract 4, then multiply by 9 add 9, then divide by 4

Answer 1

4s-9=13
add nine then divide by 4?

Answer 2

whatttt

Answer 3

ok i get it soz can you help with one more

Answer 4

yeah

Answer 5

Graph the inequality three times n minus four is less than or equal to twenty-three.

A number line labeled in increments of one from two through twelve. An open dot is placed at three and an arrow extends from that dot toward the left.

A number line labeled in increments of one from two through twelve. A closed dot is placed at three and an arrow extends from that dot toward the left.

A number line labeled in increments of one from two through twelve. An open dot is placed at nine and an arrow extends from that dot toward the left.

A number line labeled in increments of one from two through twelve. A closed dot is placed at nine and an arrow extends from that dot toward the left.

Answer 6

I sucked at inequalities /: maybe alley knows o.o

Answer 7

@tester97

Answer 8

Help Ive fallen at math and I cant get up

Answer 9

lol

Answer 10

@hugsnkisses

Answer 11

@LearningIsAwesome

Answer 12

3n-4≤23 is the problem, yeah?

Answer 13

You want to get this into slope intercept form, do you know how to do that?