Question

can some one help 1=–v+3
4

Answer 1

assuming the 2nd half is (-v+3)/4, you have 2 options: Do it the way your schoolwork wants you to do it or use the graphing calculator...

Answer 2

wut O^O

Answer 3

ok, so just like we worked it our earlier you have to solve for v right? the unknown variable.

\[ 1=\frac{-v+3}{4}\]
\[ 1\times 4 = -v+3 ~~\Rightarrow ~~4 = -v+3 \]
\[4-3=−v ~~\Rightarrow~~ 1=-v\]
that is the same as writing \( \Large-1=v \) yes?

Answer 4

yes