Question

Given that 20m=50t

find m+t/m-t

Answer 1

it's \( \frac{m+t}{m-t} \) isn't ?

Answer 2

yes

Answer 3

m =2.5t
m+t/m-t
= 3.5t / 0.5t
= 7

Answer 4

\( 20m = 50t \Rightarrow m = \frac 52 t \) now substitute in \( \frac{m+t}{m-t} \)... can you do the rest ?

Answer 5

Oh and btw the answer is 7/3 ( i just don't know how to get there :(

@Fool , I just substitute the m and solve?

Answer 6

yes exactly.

Answer 7

It's not that hard

Answer 8

and you will have 7/3! :)

Answer 9

definitely not for a Hero.

Answer 10

where did i go wrong??
oh yes - i cant subtract!!!!!

Answer 11

jimmy, you substituted the m ? like fool said?

Answer 12

Hmm, I might have to participate in this

Answer 13

okay...

Answer 14

How come FFM didn't show his steps

Answer 15

FFM?

Answer 16

Fool for math

Answer 17

oh

Answer 18

I got it

Answer 19

You have to substitute twice in order to get 7/3

Answer 20

Or just put everything in terms of one variable

Answer 21

Aroub, why did you disappear?

Answer 22

ok can you show me the steps please?

Answer 23

Yes, hold on a minute

Answer 24

ok thank you :)

Answer 25

http://vyew.com/room#/418625/Solved

Answer 26

Go there