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How can I get equation x+4=-12 from equation x/4+1=-3
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How can I get equation x+4=-12 from equation x/4+1=-3

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Answer:

All terms of the equation were divided by 4.

Explanation:

When we are given a equation, it is possible to multiply or divided all of the terms of the equation by a factor.

In this question:

We are given:


x + 4 = -12

And end up with:


(x)/(4) + 1 = -3

Which means that all terms of the equation were divided by 4.

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