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9x−4=−1 how do i show my work for this?

9x−4=−1 how do i show my work for this?
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9x−4=−1 how do i show my work for this?

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Answer:

x = 1/3

Explanation:

9x - 4 = -1

9x = -1 + 4

9x = 3

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