Question

2/9t=8

Answer 1

Do you know how to get t out of the denominator?

Answer 2

no how?

Answer 3

what would happen if you multiplied both sides by 9t?

Answer 4

they would go up

Answer 5

try to write the equation when you multiply both sides by 9t

Answer 6

(The reason you can do this, is because both sides or equal. So when you multiply both sides by 9t, they would still be equal)

Answer 7

are equal*

Answer 8

so whsts the answer

Answer 9

I am trying to help you to understand how to solve the problem. We cannot just give you the answer. So try to write out what would happen if you multiplied both sides by 9t here :)

Answer 10

needit please

Answer 11

what is 9t * (2/9t) ?

Answer 12

This is how you get t out of denominator.
In general: say we got something in our denominator, to get that something outside of the denominator, you just multiply both sides by that something.

Why does this work? Because (that something) divided by (that something) will always be 1. Unless that something is 0.

1) 2/9t=8 <--- a variable is in the denominator, we don't like this, you want it outside
2) 9t*(2/9t) = 8*9t <--- to get it outside, multiply both sides by the denominator
3) 9t*2/9t = 8*9t <--- multiplication is associative
4) 2*9t/9t = 8*9t <--- multiplication is commutative
5) 2*(9t/9t) = 8*9t <--- associative property again

I think you should be able to solve the problem from here on. If you still need help, then reply :)

Answer 13

i dont get it

Answer 14

nev mine i got it]

Answer 15

jkjk thx so much

Answer 16

great :)