Question

Solve for m.
-4=m/4-7

Answer 1

@Abhisar

Answer 2

TRY TO GET RID OF THE DENOMINATOR FIRST ON THE RIGHT SIDE

Answer 3

so get rid of -7?

Answer 4

7*

Answer 5

oh nvm 4

Answer 6

I will show you an example

\(a = \large \frac{b}{c} \) to solve for b, we multiply both sides by c, \( a \times c = \large \frac{b}{c} \times c \)
notice how \( \large \frac{1}{c} \times c = 1 \)

Answer 7

okay

Answer 8

so it would be -4 on both sides?

Answer 9

then we get
\(ac = 1 \times b \rightarrow ac = b \)

Answer 10

okay

Answer 11

well you need to simplify the denominator first!

Answer 12

4

Answer 13

what is 4 - 7 ?

Answer 14

um -3

Answer 15

@nincompoop?

Answer 16

okay then solve for m

Answer 17

so -7?

Answer 18

how?

Answer 19

-3-4....

Answer 20

i have no idea what i am doing

Answer 21

oh wait it is 12!

Answer 22

because you have to add 7 to both sides, then you simplify and then multiply like this: 3*4 which gives you 12...right?

Answer 23

so 12=m?

Answer 24

thx for the help if that was right ;)