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Malin and Shawn begin with the same number, t. Malin subtracts 6 from t and then divides the result by 6. Shawn adds 7 to t and then divides the result by 7. If Malin's final answer is the same as Shawn's final answer, what was the number t?
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First write it out: Malin \[\frac{ (t-6) }{ 6 }\] and
Shawn \[\frac{ (t+7) }{ 7 }\]
Oh I think I can solve it.
ok go ahead and post your answer when your done and i can double check for you if you like
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t=84? i'm not sure
if you think its 84 solve it normally.
oh i's not T_T
I have to go.
set it up like a proportion
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it is 84 (t - 6)/6 = (t + 7)/7 (84 - 6)/6 = (84 + 7)/7 78/6 = 91/7 13 = 13 (correct)
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