Question

What is the value of x?



A.
5

B.
7

C.
10

D.
11

Answer 1

x/12=55/60

Answer 2

@tanya123 @timo86m @TSwizzle

Answer 3

I would start by multiply both sides of this equation by 12.

Answer 4

I would do this:
55/60 = .91
.91 x 12 = 11.

Answer 5

basically the same thing

Answer 6

so... what is it

Answer 7

i think you cross multiply

Answer 8

whats te answer

Answer 9

can't you do what I and undedknight did? Just multiply both side by 12 to have x isolated.

then simplify the right side. then there's your answer.

Answer 10

\[\dfrac{x}{12} = \dfrac{55}{60} \\ 12 \times\dfrac{x}{12} = \dfrac{55}{60} \times 12 \\ x = \dfrac{55}{60} \times 12\]

Answer 11

use calculator.

Answer 12

@Jadeishere

Answer 13

@Tazmaniadevil @Warriorz13

Answer 14

We are here to help you with math problems, not give you answer.

Answer 15

@whpalmer4 @WinryRockbell @wagnermar @Waraiders00 @e.mccormick

Answer 16

well I wisk you werent here

Answer 17

Do you have calculator you can use...?

Answer 18

I think the answer is 11

Answer 19

And you can just use google calculator =)

Answer 20

well, use calculator and finish this problem, then you don't have to deal with me and this problem.

Answer 21

it is thanks f uck you all god dammit

Answer 22

>:(
LEAVE @pinksparkles ALONE!!!

Answer 23

good luck with tests where there will be no access to internet...

Answer 24

....

Answer 25

Your right you are geerky you freaking jerk

Answer 26

x = 55/60 * 12
so.. 0.91 * 12 is x..
Not sure if you need that
Or is it a ratio?

Just curious... do I need to be here?

Answer 27

no i got it thanks

Answer 28

Kay.. Sorry. But was it a ratio? That would change the way the answer came out..

Answer 29

idk i failed the test

Answer 30

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