Question

x/3+1=-4

Answer 1

subtract 1 from both sides
x/3=5

Answer 2

then multiply both sides by 3.

Answer 3

3(x/3)=5*3 which the 3s on x cancel out so x=15

Answer 4

is it -5 or 5

Answer 5

its wrong when u out the answer in the expression

Answer 6

x/3 + 1 = -4 --- subtract 1 from both sides
x/3 = -4 - 1
x/3 = -5 -- multiply both sides by 3
x = -5(3)
x = -15

or

x/3 + 1 = -4 --- to get rid of fractions in an equation, multiply by the common denominaror, which is 3

(3)(x/3) + (3)1 = (3) -4
x + 3 = -12 -- subtract 3 from both sides
x = -12 - 3
x = -15

you can do it either way

Answer 7

oh so sorry i thought it was positive 4

Answer 8

so still subtract 1 from both sides so

Answer 9

x/3=-3

Answer 10

then multiply both sides by three to remove the 3 in the denominator on the right so x=-9

Answer 11

sorry!

Answer 12

dangit i did it again

Answer 13

...lololol

Answer 14

x/3=-5

Answer 15

its ok thx for your help I got it now

Answer 16

x=-15

Answer 17

yeah lol :(

Answer 18

glad you got it tho :)