It's about proportion and stuff but I'm confused on this one can someone please explain?

Mathematics

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horsena [70]3 years ago

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the one clue you have is "30,12" on the left. try to understand how they relate to each other. maybe how many times 12 goes into 30. or maybe how many times it goes into 32 with no decimal so what number do you have to add (sometimes work doesnt mean it like that so that might be wrong). but if you want the answers, they are:

35/5/15/30

14/2/6/12

the way i did it was if it was on the bottom (y) i did 2.5 times the number. if on the top (x) i did the number divided by 2.5. 2.5 was the rate of change (is that the word i think it is but if it isnt just blame me im sorry).

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