SOLUTION: how do I solve this one? -1/4x=3/4

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: how do I solve this one?
-1/4x=3/4
This question is from textbook Elementary and Intermediate Algebra

Answer by xcentaur(357)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
-(1/4)x=3/4 OR (-1)/4x=3/4


-(1/4)x=3/4
if you mean negative one-fourth of x,then we get,
-1x=3 [multiplying through out by 4]
then x=-3


if you mean -1x divided by 4,then we get,
-1x=(3/4)*4
-1x=3
x=-3


luckily both answers work out to the same
-xC

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