6 × 3/4 = 4 × 6 = 24 / 3 = $8
$8 per pound
Thats a trick question, but I know the answer. You are supposed to divide 20/30. but that doesn't connect with the number. So we move on to 200/30. You multiply 30 by how many will it take to get 200. The answer would be 6.666666666667(hope this will help)
The equation to get m for a given value of g is:
(1800 - 10g)/45 = m
<h3>Which equation shows the formula correctly rearranged to find m given g?</h3>
Ok, here we have the equation:
1,800 = 10g + 45m
We want to find an equation so we can find the value of m for a given value of g, then, we need to isolate m in the above equation:
First, we can subtract 10g in both sides, so we get:
1,800 - 10g = 45m
Now we can divide both sides by 45, so we get:
(1800 - 10g)/45 = m
That is the equation that we can use to find the value of m, we just need to evaluate it in the given value of g.
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-12+2c=2*c-6:2*c-6=0. C-6=0 and c=6.
