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Four-fifths of the senior class went to prom. If 324 seniors went to prom, how many are there in the senior class?
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okay i got you
would i divide four-fifths and 324?
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@jaylaa1 wrote:
would i divide four-fifths and 324?
since im trying to see how many seniors there was that would be my x so divide 4/5 and 324?
Factor the numerator and denominator and cancel the common factors. \[324 \div \frac{ 4 }{ 5 }\]
ohh okay so i was right?
Factor the numerator and denominator and cancel the common factors to get 405
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did this help?
im still a little confused but yes thanks
@jaylaa1 wrote:
im still a little confused but yes thanks
okk i understand now
because you know is not the total amount \[4/5 \]
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yeah thanks
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yeah thanks
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