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3 years ago

Que fraccion de 9/8 es los 3/4 del quintuple de 48/25?

1 answer:

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To solve this problem you must apply the proccedure shown below:

1. You have that the quintuple of 48/25 is:

=(48/25)5
=48x5/25

2- When you simplify, you obtain:

=48/5

3. Then, 3/4 of the quintuple of 48/25 is:

=(48/5)(3/4)
=48x3/5x4
=144/20
=36/5

4. Now, you have:

(9/8)x=36/5

x: the fraction asked

5. When you clear "x", you have:

x=36x8/5x9
x=288/45
x=32/5

The answer is: 32/5

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