Question

How do you solve `1+3x=-x+4`?

Answer 1

`x=3/4`

Explanation:

Get all the `x`'s on one side and all of the constants on the other so that you find the value of `x`. There are multiple ways to do this correctly.

Add `x` to both sides of the equation to get
`1+4x=4`
Subtract `1` from both sides to get
`4x=3`
Divide by the constant `4` on both sides to get
`x=3/4`