Question

4(x-1)=x+11 help!!! I have homework

Answer 1

how in summer, that SUCKS

Answer 2

School probably started

Answer 3

First get rid of the parentheses by multiplying 4 with x-1

Answer 4

U get 4x-4

Answer 5

Now move the x's to one side and numbers to the other side

Answer 6

4x-4=x+11 turns into 4x-x=11+4

Answer 7

U get 3x=15... So x=5

Answer 8

Yea in high school doin algebra schools just started anyway my friends need to help me so let's get down to business the question is 4(x-1)=x + 11

Answer 9

I just solveed it... Look above. :3

Answer 10

Hey this easy ! \[4(x-1) = x+11\]
\[4x-4=x+11\]
\[4x-x=11+4\]
\[3x=15\]
\[x=\frac{ 15 }{ 3}\]
\[x=5\]

Answer 11

Rush made it look easy lol

Answer 12

Lol... He did the exact same thing as I did :3

Answer 13

Lol but she showed her Work literally

Answer 14

That's not fair... I'm working on an iPad.

Answer 15

Not saying u didn't do a good job

Answer 16

I can't upload pictures, which rly stinks

Answer 17

Yea it does

Answer 18

Hay step 3 is -5m/_5 but It equals m=-3 make sure you can divide simplify

Answer 19

guys chill ! Hold on @Plasmataco

Answer 20

Haha sirry

Answer 21

Sorry

Answer 22

Lol sry.

Answer 23

No need to give me a medal, it's fine

Answer 24

no nw it's done so PEACE !

Answer 25

U guys u were rite but u didn't simplify

Answer 26

@prettyprincess1 asked u a question I think

Answer 27

@Rushwr

Answer 28

U oh way @plasmataco

Answer 29

?

Answer 30

Actually the answer is x=5

Answer 31

Don't ask me, I'm only 13

Answer 32

Thanks beasties I love y'all the best ok fan me!

Answer 33

Thank u