HELP:Algebra 1 Question?

multiply by 7 and you will get b= -77

and good job i am almost like yo but i am a 10th grader on calculas

b/7=(-11)

ok a positive divided by a negitive is a negitive so b would have to be a negitive #

and if u times -11 by 7 u get -77 and -77/ 7=(-11)

so b=(-77)

-77.

b / 7 = -11 multiply both with 7

b / 7 * 7 = -11 * 7 reduce on the left side, compute on the right

b = -77

multiply 7 on both sides (b/7 x 7 & -11 x 7) then you will be left with b= -77

ok so it's b/7 = (-11)

in order to solve this you have to multiply 7 times (-11) to equal -77. -77 is the answer.

-77/7 = -11

there you go :D

b=-77. U multiply both sides by 7.

b/7=(-11)

1. multiply both sides by 7 to isolate b, because the opposite of dividing it multiplying.

b/7=(-11)

x7 x7

b=-77

remember its a negative.

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Multiply each side by 7.

b = -77.

you do b multiplied by 7 and then divide it by seven like it says right there and also -11 multiplied by seven and that gives you (-77)

and there you go..

the answer is

b = -77

I believe it is -77!

-77/7=-11

Hope this is correct, Been awhile since I was in school!