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12 miles/27 hours = 4 miles/h hours 28 12 9 18
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\[\frac{ 12 }{ 27 }=\frac{ 4 }{ h }\]
this means \[\frac{ 12m }{ 27h } = \frac{ 4m }{ xh }\]
cross multiply: \[12h=4*27\]
now solve for h.
i know i probably should but i still dont get it im just dumb:(
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If you look at the steps @AlexandervonHumboldt2 gave, you will take the value of 4 times 27, and then divide that number by 12 (from 12h), so you can get h by itself.
oooh thanks i didnt understand it at first
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