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Can someone help with this proportion? I'll post the picture.
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Slahrichi101 is right
so to find b, cross multiply \[14b = 11 \times 21\] then divide both sides by 14 \[b = \frac{11 \times 21}{14}\]
Its inverse operation you do 21/14 which is 1.5 so you do 1.5 times 11
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Ohh okay. It makes sense now. Thank you!
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