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-- Take each fraction.
-- Do the division . . . (top number) divided by (bottom number) .
-- Write the whole number from the quotient.
Save the remainder.
-- After the whole number, write a fraction.
Copy the original bottom number to the bottom of the fraction.
-- Copy the remainder from the division to the top of the fraction.
Bada-bing ! There's your mixed number.
Answer:
B), x=-1, y=-2, z=1.
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
An equation in the form y=kx represents something increasing at a constant <u>rate</u>
Proportions are very simple once you get the hang of them! What you do is cross multiple. :)
1. x/8=5/16
You first start by multiplying x and 16
Then multiply 5 and 8
So now you have 16x=40
Finally divide 16 from each side
You get: x+0.4!
2. 5/12=15/x
Remember to cross-multiply!
Now we have 5x=180
Next divide 5 from each side
You get: x=36!
