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-5/6n=40 solve (Points : 1) 56 48 –48 –56
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\[\frac{-5}{6}n=40 ?\]
yes thats it
Try to multiply both sides by the reciprocal on -5/6 on both sides
\[\frac{-5}{6}n=40 \\ \frac{\cancel{-6}}{\cancel{5}} \cdot \frac{\cancel{5}}{\cancel{-6}}n=\frac{-6}{5} \cdot 40\]
i know that but i got confused when it says multiply - \[\frac{ 5}{ 6 } \] by 40
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and i used my calculator but that was wrong
so you multiplied 40 and -6/5 ?
Because that is what it says above.
ok i got -33.3333333333333
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