can you help me solve this equation? -7=h over 5
\[-7=\frac{h}{5}\iff h=-7\times 5\]
i do not understand this at all??? :(
multiply both sides by 5? as he did.
i got a number, i don't tell you what it is, but i tell you if you divide the number by \(7\) you get \(-5\)
it is pretty obvious that that number has to be \(-35\) since \(-35\div 5=-7\)
which is another way of asking, what is \(-7\times 5\)
ohhhh okay okay okay i see what you did there!!
thank you ive been showed this over and over and it just clicked thanks =]
-7 equals some number divided by 5 What is the number?
good i think i kind of said it wrong but the idea was right in the equation \[-7=\frac{h}{5}\] you only have to numbers to work with \(-7\) and \(5\) it is really the same as asking what is \(-7\times 5\)
-35 right?
right
-7 equals -35 divided by 5 <-----True :D
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