It's a confusing way to state a rather simple algebraic equation. We're guessing
that you want to see a solution to the equation, although you haven't asked for it.
First of all, it will be a lot easier to follow the statement if we give the number a name.
Let's call the number "Bob".
You have said that [ 4 (Bob + 6) = 7 Bob ] .
Eliminate parentheses on the left side of the equation:
4 Bob + 24 = 7 Bob
Subtract 4 Bob from each side of the equation:
24 = 3 Bob
Divide each side by 3 :
8 = Bob
It is impossible to tell without knowing what the number being multiplied by four is.
Yes. For example, 4/7 represents four out of seven equal parts of something.
Expressed in figures, this is equal to 3497. Keep in mind that usually this number would be pronounced three thousand four hundred (and) ninety-seven.
one hundred twenty-eight
It's 12 because four 3 times equal what.??12
It equals 28.
Seven times four is 28.
The number is 3
7x4 equals 28
It is impossible to tell without knowing what the number being multiplied by four is.
A number is x squared plus forty four is equal to the number x to the fourth power times three?
3
-4/3 or -1.3333
A score is equal to twenty. "Four score and seven years" is eighty-seven years.
Eleven
6x + 4 = 5x x = -4
Expressed as a mixed number, 7/4 is equal to 1 3/4, or one and three quarters.