You've been asked to order a pizza for a party. Here's a formula for this scenario: \[x=\frac{ yz }{ a}\] x = number of people at the party y = number of slices per pizza z = number of pizzas a = number of slices each person will eat Rewrite the formula to solve for the number of pizzas you should order.
Okay first of all do you know what variables the number of pizzas you should order are?
Yeah, it would be the variable z.. Correct?
Yep.
Hey dude, sorry, I have to go now. Sorry dude.
Hah' Ight' bro. Thanks for the help anyways.
@AllTehMaffs @Amy143 You able to help out? :P
Bus A and Bus B leave school on a field trip when a stopwatch reads zero. Bus A travels at a constant 50 km/h, and Bus B travels at a constant 75 km/h. How far are the two buses from school when the stopwatch reads 1.5 h?
Lol I love you Skiller. Honest I do xD But I have no idea how to solve any of these math things you mention me in lmao
88488, that was like speaking a foreign language to me. ._. and lol Amy ;P
:D Just letting you know that, hon. I don't want you to beat me up if i can't help O.o lol
@amistre64 Can you help? o_o
z is wrapped up in multiplication and division ... unwrap it
\[x=\frac{ yz }{ a}\] \[\frac{a}{y}x=\frac{a}{y}\frac{ y~z }{ a}\] \[\frac{a}{y}x=\frac{\cancel a}{y}\frac{ y~z }{\cancel a}\] \[\frac{a}{y}x=\frac{\cancel a}{\cancel y}\frac{ \cancel y~z }{\cancel a}\] \[\frac{a}{y}x=z\]
Thanks so much! :)!!! Great help @amistre64
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