Ok. Really bad at math and tend to forget things easily over the summer.
What type of problem would this be? You know....like linear, quadratic, etc..
2x-(x+6) = 4x+7
And no, you are not doing my homework.
Linear equation.
That's a linear problem. The highest exponent x is raised to is 1. In practical terms, this can express the intersection between two lines: y=x-6 and y=4x+7
There is one real result which is x=-(13/3)
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Damn! Ninja'd
Thank you guys.
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