Question

3.

(1 pt)
What is the solution to the equation?

4(3 + 7) = 4 • x + 4 • 7

A.
x = 3

B.
x = 4

C.
x = 7

D.
x = 10

Answer 1

What do you think we do first?

Answer 2

4*3 +4*7

Answer 3

Yes

Answer 4

Now multiply them and add

Answer 5

15 +28

Answer 6

Actually, 4 * 3 isn't 15.

Answer 7

srry 12

Answer 8

Yes, now add 12 + 28.

Answer 9

i'm actin slow today lol

Answer 10

40

Answer 11

Yep, so we have:

40 = 4x + 4 * 7

What's 4 * 7?

Answer 12

28

Answer 13

Yes, so we have:

40 = 4x + 28

Now subtract 28 to both sides.

Answer 14

40 - 28.

Answer 15

o ok i gt it kn thanx yall

Answer 16

No problem.

Answer 17

You do? Then what is your answer?

Answer 18

@chycora

Answer 19

um 3x

Answer 20

No..subtract 40 - 28

Answer 21

Yes! The value of x is 3.

Answer 22

Oh, I thought you meant the answer was '3x' but you meant 'x = 3'

Yes, 3 is correct.

Answer 23

Because when you subtract 40 - 28, you get 12, and the equation is 12 = 4x, and when you divide 12 \(\div\) 4, you get 3. :)

Answer 24

k yay