Solve for n round to the tenths place 14/21.2= n\15

1 answer:

algol133 years ago

5 0

Well.... first lets break this problem up. and work on the left side first
soo we solve this ↓
14/21.2 = 0.66
now lets plug in our values. The left side will just be replaced by 0.66
Soooo
0.66 = n/15
so this means we do the opposite on both sides of what n and 15 are doing
In this case they are dividing so yes we are doing the opposite by multiply.
sooooo
0.66 = n/15
×15 = x 15 they cancel out on the right hand side and lets solver for the left side.
0.66 x 15 = 9.9
so that means
n = 9.9
or we could round it and just say 10
n = 10
hope this helps:P

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