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Find x if j(x) = 4x - 3

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We need to find x in term of j(x).

First, if we move -3 to the left hand side as +3, we have


j(x)+3=4x

By symmetry, we can write this result as


4x=j(x)+3

Now, we need to move the coefficient of x to the right hand side. This is given by


x=(j(x)+3)/(4)

which can be rewritten as


x=(j(x))/(4)+(3)/(4)

which is the answer.

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