How do you write three times as many "m" as "s" algebraically, or in an equation form?

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Mathematics

Christopher Ballard

15 May, 10:46

How do you write three times as many "m" as "s" algebraically, or in an equation form?

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Jonathan Mcmahon · Answer 1

I think It is 3 (m (s)) hope its correct

Joel Nash · Answer 2

Remark

I think you are saying m = 3s.

I can't think of what else it could be.

Explanation

Suppose m = 27

Then s = 9

You would have to multiply s by 3 to get it up to 27 which is m.