Help please!...
Two boys want to use a seesaw, and they need to move the seesaw so that their weights will balance out. The formula is given by w1 • d1 = w2 • d2 where w1 = weight of the first boy, d1 = distance of the first boy from the fulcrum, w2 = weight of the second boy, and d2 = distance of the second boy from the fulcrum. Rewrite the formula to solve for d2. Show all steps in your work.

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Help please!...
Two boys want to use a seesaw, and they need to move the seesaw so that their weights will balance out. The formula is given by w1 • d1 = w2 • d2 where w1 = weight of the first boy, d1 = distance of the first boy from the fulcrum, w2 = weight of the second boy, and d2 = distance of the second boy from the fulcrum. Rewrite the formula to solve for d2. Show all steps in your work.

anonymous · Answer

we can do that

anonymous · Answer

$$w_1\times d_1=w_2\times d_2$$
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misty1212 · Answer

HI!!

misty1212 · Answer

divide both sides by $w_2$ and get 
$$\huge \frac{w_1\times d_1}{w_2}=d_2$$

anonymous · Answer

divide both sides by $w_2$ and get 
$$\huge \frac{w_1\times d_1}{w_2}=d_2$$

anonymous · Answer

omg im so sorry i did not get back to yall yesterday, my computer was acting up @satellite73 @misty1212