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24 July, 12:52
Can you show your work 12/2=9/?
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Dashawn
24 July, 13:34
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Since this is a proportion, we cross multiply.
12/2=9/x (The variable "x" is used the represent the unknown number, and this is the number we are solving for)
12*x=2*9 (Cross multiply)
12x=18 (Simplify)
x=18/12 (Divide each side by 12)
x = 3/2 (Simplify fraction)
The unknown number is 3/2, or 1.5.
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Mclean
24 July, 15:37
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Well 12/2 equals 6 When Simplified. So that means 6=9/x.
9 divided by 6 is 1.5 which makes x=1.5.
12/2=9/1.5
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