When measuring time, 8 concerts are approximately equal to 6 symphonies. How many symphonies are equal to 42 symphonies?

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So normally it is
if 8x is to 6y, then how many x is to 42y?
it could be
if 8x:6y then how many x:42y or
if 8x:6y then how many y:42 x

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how many concerts are equal to 42 symponies
arrange in concerts to symponies format

8:6=x:42
fractionify
8/6=x/42
multiply boht sides by 42
336/6=x
56=x
56 concerts equals 42 symponies

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how many symponies are equal to 42 concerts
areange in symponies:concerts
6:8=x/42
fractionify
6/8=x/42
multiply boht sides by 42
252/8=x
31.5=x
31.5 symponies to 42 concerts

so it could be

56 concerts to 42 symponies
or
31.5 symonies to 42 concerts

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