MEDAL AND FAN!!!!!!! what would you do to solve the equation -3n+(-4)= -5 A. Add 4, then divide by -3 B. Subtract 4, then divide by -3 C. Multiply by -3, then add 4 D. Divide by -3, then subtract 4
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You want to get the n alone, so the first step is always to get any other values away from the n. In this case, it would be the negative four.
so would you subtract the four on each side?
No, you would add for "+(-4)" is equal to "-4". You just want to get rid of it and if you subtracted you would get -8 instead of 0. So you would add four.
oh, okay. thank you!
No problem, any more questions about this one?
yea, just one more srry lol @LegendarySadist
What is it/
wouldn't I choose the one where I add 4 and then divide it by three?
Yes, that would be the answer
thnk u!!
No problem :)
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