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3 years ago

What is proportion of 44/p=11/s what dose p equal

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If 44/p is the same as 11/s, then we should look at what 11/s is scaled by to get 44/p, if that makes sense. So, we’d take 44/11 to get 4, therefore p=4. This also means that s=1, because 44/4=11/1

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