Math, asked by faizu7027, 6 months ago

5. solve the
equation 2x+1 = x-3, and
represent
the solution is on
U) The number line
Ü) The cartesicen plane​

Answers

Answered by brainly5315
1

Answer:

We are given the equation,

2x + 1 = x - 3

i.e. 2x - x = -3 - 1

i.e. x = -4.

Thus, we get the solution of the equation is 'x= -4'.

Hence, on the number line, this will represent the point -4, whereas on the co-ordinate plane, it will represent the vertical line x= -4 parallel to y-axis.

Thus, the figure for both are given below.

Answered by mkjharavian
4

Answer:

2x+1 = x-3

=> 2x-x = -3-1

=> x = -4. ans....

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