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Write a proportion that could be used to solve for each variable. Then solve. 121 bricks in 16.5 minutes 22 bricks in m minutes
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Hello! To start with, what "proportion" do you think might be useful here? :-)
(Also, welcome to OpenStudy!)
(It's ok if you have no idea!)
Maybe this will help: if you need 16.5 minutes for 121 bricks, how many minutes do you need for 1 brick?
thank you so much lol
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