3 years ago

Kenny’s weight is 6/7 times Melvin’s weight.

Mathematics

1 answer:

Mazyrski [523]3 years ago

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Answer=7:13

Kenny's Weight*6/7=Melvin's Weight

So, for example, if Melvin's weigh was 7...

Kenny's Weight*6/7=7

divide both sides by 6/7

Kenny Weight=6

So we can say that Melvin's weight to Kenny's weight is 7:6

The boys total weights would be...

7+6=13

So Melvin's weight over the total weight of the two boys is:

7:13

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