PLZ HELP WILL GIVE MEDAL AND FAN Make tables to find the solution to 4–x = 2x + 3. Take the integer values of x between −3 and 3.

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thadds2003 · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

this is only part b if you want the whole problem let me know

thadds2003 · Answer

Is this a test?

anonymous · Answer

no a study guide

thadds2003 · Answer

Ok.

thadds2003 · Answer

What grade are you in? I might be able to solve this myself......

anonymous · Answer

9th

thadds2003 · Answer

Oh. Let me give it a try...... So this is an inequality, am I correct? If so, x would equal 1.

anonymous · Answer

yes

foolofatook · Answer

start by writing the equation down somewhere. then plug in the integers -3 through 3 and eventually u will hac the answer

thadds2003 · Answer

Then you could create the tables........

anonymous · Answer

how?

foolofatook · Answer

write down 4–x = 2x + 3. then fill in x for -3 if that dosnt work go to -2 and so on until you get to three

thadds2003 · Answer

Because if I plug it in, 4-1 = 3, and 2*1 -3 =..... -1. Oops, made an error, let me think it through.

anonymous · Answer

can i just have the graph so i can see how its made and examine it?