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one mile equals about 1.6 kilo. how many miles are in 17.2 kilo?
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Divide 17.2 by 1.6...?
in proportion form
Proportion form?
yes like -=-
That makes even less sense...
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ik my teacher will say its wrong if it is done in my head
well as a ratio (proportion) its 1 mile to 1.6 kilometers = x miles to 17.2 kilometers. So: 1/1.6 = x/17.2, then you do the algebra and get 1.6x = 17.2, where you would divide both sides by 1.6, getting x = whatever the answer is.
great! more work
That is about 10 seconds of work right there.
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