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Multiply 40 by 3/4
so 40/1 x 3/4
yep
In other words, in the given function, replace to with 40
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Huh? o.o @Mertsj
multiply 40 and 3/4 and you get...
Do 40*3, then divide it by 4. It is the same as (40/1)*(3/4). You get 120/4. I think you can find the answer from there :)
t in the equation is replaced with 40 and you solve from there. That is what @Mertsj was trying to say :)
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