How do you solve # (x/2) + 1 + (3x/4) = -9#? Algebra Linear Equations Multi-Step Equations with Like Terms 1 Answer Don't Memorise Jun 17, 2015 # color(red)(x = -52/3# Explanation: # (x/2) + 1 + (3x/4) = -9# # (x/2) + 1 + (12 + x)/4 = -9# Making the denominator of the L.H.S equal: # ((2x)/4) + 4/4 + (12 + x)/4 = -9# # (2x + 4 + 12 + x)/4 = -9# # (2x + 4 + 12 + x) = -9.4# # 3x + 16 = -36# # 3x = -52# # color(red)(x = -52/3# Answer link Related questions How do you solve multi step equations by combining like terms? How do you solve multi step equation #w + w + 12 = 40#? How do you solve #3p + 4p + 37 = 79#? How do you solve for f: #f-1+2f+f-3=-4#? How do you combine like terms? How do you combine like terms for #-7mn-2mn^2-2mn + 8#? How do you combine like terms for #3x^2 + 21x + 5x + 10x^2#? What is a term? How do you solve #3v+5-7v+18=17#? How do you solve for x in #5x + 7x = 72#? See all questions in Multi-Step Equations with Like Terms Impact of this question 1642 views around the world You can reuse this answer Creative Commons License