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make proportions \(\dfrac{x}{44}=\dfrac{6}{16}\) cross multiply
I am fairly certain I understand how to do it, I'd just like to clarify.
Yeah, that's what I thought.
\[\frac{ 264 }{ 16X }\] Again, unsure. (Tell me If I did this incorrectly) Divide both by 16? 16.5 = Xg
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264 = 16x
You cross multiply
That is what I did, was it not?
The answer is 16.5.. I think... I asked this question primarily to clarify the process.
Yup. Was 16.5.
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\[\frac{ x }{ 44 } \times \frac{ 6 }{ 16 }\] She multiplied 44 by 6, and then multiplied x by 16 After she did that, she got \[264 = 16x\] From there you just divide both sides by 16
So 16.5 is correct
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