Question

Disregard.

Answer 1

Ok

Answer 2

Ok post your problem :)

Answer 3

It's 1/2 n =3/4

Answer 4

You had the answer of 3/2 which was initially correct.

Answer 5

I never gave a answer

Answer 6

It was on your previous post.

Answer 7

I need help solving the problem so I can write a justification

Answer 8

Ah ok you wrote
"If It's 1/2 n =3/4 then n=3/2"

Answer 9

I could stay focused on my previous post

Answer 10

Couldn't

Answer 11

lol its alright ok im going to explain it :)

Answer 12

Ok

Answer 13

\[\huge~\rm~ \frac{ 1 }{ 2 }n=\frac{ 3 }{ 4 }\]

Answer 14

Any ideas on what the first step is?

Answer 15

To find n

Answer 16

\[\huge~\rm~ \frac{ 1 }{ 2 }n(2)=\frac{ 3 }{ 4 }(2)\]
We multiply by the reciprocal

Answer 17

N cancels out
\[n=? \]
do the solving... 3/4 x 2=?

Answer 18

3/6

Answer 19

no

Answer 20

You did something wrong.

Answer 21

1/3

Answer 22

Hold on
You should have gotten 6/4
2 x 3 /4
6/4

Answer 23

Now you can simplify that to get the correct answer :)

Answer 24

Need help?

Answer 25

@OdesseyMoore are you there?

Answer 26

Divide the numerator and denominator by 2
\[\huge~\rm~\frac{ 6/2=? }{ 4/2=? }\]

Answer 27

u put 2 '=' signs

Answer 28

clearly wrong

Answer 29

That is a way of getting the fraction.

Answer 30

ok

Answer 31

What's next?

Answer 32

3/2

Answer 33

x = ?

Answer 34

Good :)

Answer 35

@OdesseyMoore That is the justification for the problem

Answer 36

n=9/6
is also correct

Answer 37

Thank you now there one more mind helping

Answer 38

It's correct but it would be wrong because fractions can be simplified.

Answer 39

yea sure np B)

Answer 40

@OdesseyMoore yes :)

Answer 41

You're welcome @OdesseyMoore

Answer 42

0=2(r-3)+4

Answer 43

0=2(r−3)+4
0=(2)(r)+(2)(−3)+4(Distribute)

Answer 44

im starting to suspect cheating here. Why so many questions? You should of been able to understand it now after 3+ problems.

Answer 45

i agree with @V_for_Vengeance

Answer 46

I sense someone is helping someone cheat. Which is against CoC.
Law 3, chapter 4 line 8

Answer 47

maybe this is his/her test

Answer 48

Seriously? If you guys have nothing nice to say don't say it quit spamming ever single post this user asks a question on.

Answer 49

If you want to continue spamming then leave

Answer 50

@OdesseyMoore Can you distribute?
0=2(r−3)+4
\[\huge~\rm~0=(2)(r)+(2)(−3)+4(Distribute)\]

Answer 51

Are you familiar with distributing @odesseymoore ? We can go over that for you.

Answer 52

A little bit

Answer 53

@OdesseyMoore please tell ur approach to the prblm
and the point where ur stuck
this will help us explain u better

Answer 54

This Is also justification

Answer 55

I agree with @imqwerty . If you try the problem and work it out here, we can see the mistake your making and we can pint it out for you.

Answer 56

point*

Answer 57

:)

Answer 58

It would be better to show your attempts. For ex. Post a problem after you work it out. And post your work here.

Answer 59

it will also save time

Answer 60

Yep^

Answer 61

Never mind my mom is home she'll help me finish thank you guys for helping me

Answer 62

This is your question:
0=2(r−3)+4
Try to solve it, then post your work here.

Answer 63

try the prblm as much as u can
if ur not getting it then also u keep doin it ..try diff ways...don't think that ur wasting ur time in doin it cuz the time is not wasted its utilized

after trying out the prblm so many times when u get a single hint u get the answer at once

Answer 64

Always try solving your questions before asking them. It helps and saves time! :)

Answer 65

Anytime
All thanks to everyone who've helped you!

Answer 66

B)