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4x/(1-x) when x= -3\\

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Hello!

Answer:


\Large \boxed{\sf -3}

Explanation:

We have the expression:


\sf (4x)/(1-x)

We want the result when x = -3.

Go replace x by -3:


\sf (4(-3))/(1-(-3))

Simplify the expression:


\sf (-12)/(4) = -3

User Damax
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Given to us that:–


  • \sf{(4x)/((1-x))}

  • \sf{x = -3}

To find:–

  • Value of the expression

By substituting the value of x ,


\sf{(4(-3))/(1-(-3))}


\sf{(-12)/(1+3)}


\sf{(-12)/(4)}


\sf{-3}

Henceforth, Value of the expression: -3

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