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I got a quick question. I already know the answer to this equation, but I'm trying to backtrack on something and make sure I'm understanding correctly. 4x + 3 > 27 x is supposed to equal 6. Step by step in order, what is the explanation as to WHY x equals 6.
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Have you considered subtracting 3 from each side?
As in 3 - 4 and 3 - 27? Like that your saying?
4(6) + 3 > 27 Multiply 6 by 4 Subtract 3 from that number compare with 27
@jcbako Why would I multiply 6 by 4 though if I in the first place did not know that x = 6?
sorry...start by subtracting three
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