Question

6th Grade Math
I will Fan and Medal the person who helps.

Answer 1

Im here :D whats your question?

Answer 2

I'll put the question up in a second. :)

Answer 3

:D okay :D

Answer 4

I think it is C.

Answer 5

But I have to pick two answers.

Answer 6

just try cross multiply get II ans.

Answer 7

you picked
\[r=\frac{14}{4}\]

can you do a simple algebraic re-arrangement by multiplying both sides by 4?

Answer 8

both sides of the equation i mean

Answer 9

What do you mean, sorry i'm really bad at math xd

Answer 10

we have
\[r=\frac{14}{4}\]
multiply the left and the right side of the equation by 4.
what do you get?

Answer 11

56 and 16? o-o

Answer 12

Because I multiplied 14 and 4..? Is that what I'm supposed to do? xD

Answer 13

multiply both sides of
\[r=\frac{14}{4}\] by 4

we get
\[4 \times r=\frac{14 \times 4}{4}\]

Answer 14

can you simplify that

Answer 15

Ohhhhhhhhhhhh

Answer 16

probably

Answer 17

give it a try, what are you left with?

Answer 18

I am left with = 7/2 = 3 1/2

Answer 19

can you do this
\[\frac{4}{4} = ?\]

Answer 20

yeah, 1

Answer 21

lets look at the right side
\[ \frac{14 \times 4}{4}\]

it is the same as

\[ 14 \times \frac{ 4}{4}\]

so
\[ 14 \times \frac{ 4}{4}=?\]

Answer 22

It is 14.

Answer 23

14*4/4=14?

Answer 24

yes!

Answer 25

So is that my answer? xD

Answer 26

so the right side of
\[4 \times r=\frac{14 \times 4}{4}\]

becomes just 14

leaving us with
\[4 \times r=14\]

Answer 27

does that look like any of your options?

Answer 28

Um, no can you check my options?

Answer 29

well,
i'll just tell you that it does look like one of your options.
you will have to look it up :)

Answer 30

I'll just go with A and D, thanks for the help.