i cant seem to figure out this equation, 4(b-3)-b=7b+10
have you tried solving it?
you try to multiply 4 to the quantity inside the parenthesis.
yes i have tries to solve it, i will try multiplying by 4
what you've got?
i still cant figure it out
show us your solution so that we can check it
i need to find what b is, thats what i cant figure out
4(b-3)-b=7b+10 4b-12-b=7b+10 3b-12=7b+10 3b-7b=10+12 -4b=22 b=22/-4 b=-11/2
i hope you understand what @secretslocked did. But remember that we are just here to GUIDE you, not to do the homework for you.
yes i understand, but thats calculus, im in algebra 1
i dont see any calculus here? O.o that's an algebraic equation, which you can solve algebraically. therefore i can say that, that is part of algebra:)
sorry, its over my head
it's okay. I'm just saying ^_^
i need simple help lol, not complicated help lol
:)
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