$\frac{3}{8f}+\frac{1}{2}=6*(\frac{1}{16f}-3) \\\\ \frac{3}{8f}^{(2}+\frac{1}{2}^{(8f}=\frac{6}{16f}-18^{(16f} \\\\ 6+8f=6-288f \\\\ 8f+288f=6-6 \\\\ 296f=0 \\\\ \boxed{f=0}$

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What point on the number line represents the solution to this equation? 6m – 9 = 15

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Write the equation in standard form. 6-2(x-y)=3x +5

Elan Coil [88]

I believe the answer is 5x+2y=6

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How many units of 1/8 compose 3/4? PLZ Help! <br><br> this might be an easy answer

trasher [3.6K]

There is two 1/8's to make 1/4. This is proven by the following example:
1/8 + 1/8 = 2/8.
2/8 (simplified) = 1/4.
Given the information above, we can safely figure out this problem.
Since 2/8 make 1/4, and we're looking for 3/4, multiply 2/8 by 3.
2/8 x 3 = 6/8.
It will require 6 total 1/8's.
I hope this helps!

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