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please help i am confused about this one problem
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This can be solved quite simply.
12/15 = 8/x What we are going to do, is cross multiply, and then divide
Cross multiplying can be used as such;;
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So, for this case, we will do 8 x 15 = ?
this should yield 120 as your answer from cross multiplying. After this, we will then divide by the remaining number, and in this case, it is 12.
120 / 12 = 10.
Whenever you have proportions trying to find a missing value, just cross multiply, and then divide. This will yield the answer of 'x'.
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To check to see if this is correct, just divide 12/15 and 8/10, to see if n=n
Each should yield 0.8. You are welcome. :-)
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