Solve the equation.
c/4 - 5= 4
c/4 - 5= 4
Add 5 to both sides.
c/4 = 9
Multiply both sides by 4
c = 36
first, add 5 to both sides
c/4 = 9
then, multiply each side by 4
c = 36
Solve the equation. (c divided by 4) - 5 = 4
Here is the answer
first, add 5 to both sides
c/4 = 9
then, multiply each side by 4
c = 36
this helped me
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is the answer 36?
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Both sides? What do you mean?
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mine is c/4-5=-4
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Hey bot Solve the equation.
c
4
−
5
=
4
First, add 5 to both sides:
c/4 = 9
Then multiply both sides by 4:
c = 36
Hey bot what do you mean both sides like what numbers are you talking about
In the equation:
c/4 - 5 = 4
"both sides" refer to the left and right sides of the equation. To solve the equation, you need to manipulate it by performing operations on both sides so that you can isolate the variable (in this case "c") on one side of the equation.
In this case, you need to add 5 to both sides so that you can isolate "c/4" on one side of the equation.
After adding 5 to both sides you have:
c/4 = 9
Then multiply both sides by 4 so that the variable "c" is all by itself.
c/4 multiplied by 4 is just c (because the 4's will cancel each other out), so you end up with:
c = 36