The table you drew under the question is exactly the right way to start.
-- Make a second column, next to the 6 and 7. This column will be
the actual number of each thing.
-- You know that there are 42 marbles, so write '42' in the box
next to the 6, on the 'Marbles' line.
Now you need to figure out what to write in the 'Stones' line, next to the 7.
-- Look at the 'Marbles' line. There's a 6 and then a 42.
Ask yourself: " Self ! What does the 6 have to be multiplied with to get 42 ?"
-- Whatever the answer is, drop down to the 'Stones' line,
and multiply the 7 by the same number.
The product is the total number of stones, and it goes in the box.
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(The mystery number is 7. There are 49 stones.)
I got 28 grams for this one............
Answer:
1st Picture: d = -16
2nd Picture: g = -13.8
Step-by-step explanation:
1st Picture: Divide both sides by -11 to balance both sides and get the answer.
2nd Picture: Subtract 1.2 from both sides.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
n<-7-3
n<-10
=> n= (-infinitive ; -10)
