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dlinn [17]
3 years ago
5

Please help this is urgent

Mathematics
2 answers:
Bad White [126]3 years ago
6 0
Hey there!

Let's evaluate our keywords and translate these words into math so we can create an equation.

Our key word here is <em>of</em>. In mathematics, when we say of, we mean multiplication. For example, when we say, "1/2 of 10", it translates to 1/2 times 10, which equals 10/2 or 5.

Therefore, when we say 1/4 of the total washers (assuming w is the total amount of washers), we mean that 1/4 <em />the total amount of washers represents how many have to be fixed. That would give us:

1/4(w) = 1/4w

As the problem says, the 6 washers that need to be replaced represent the total amount of washers that there are. That means that the 1/4w must equal 6 because that 6 is the amount that is broken.

Therefore, our answer is B.

Hope this helps!
Sergio [31]3 years ago
4 0
Answer is 
B 1/4 W = 6

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