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Given that 14t = 2d, 5p = 2c, 4c = 9m, and 12p = 63t, what is 15d in the units of m? Can you show work on how to do this so I know what I missed or did wrong.

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Answered by DrBob222
You know, it would have been MUCH better if you had shown your work and we could tell instantly what you did right or wrong. As it is, I don't know you did any work at all. Here is how you do it.
2d = [(14t x 12p)/63t] x (2c/5p) x (9m/4c) = ? then
multiply both side by 7.5 to get what 15 d is like this

7.5*2d = 7.5{[(14t x 12p)/63t] x (2c/5p) x (9m/4c)}
15d = ?m
Post your work if you get stuck.
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Hey DrBob222
After I plugged in that into calculator I got -3. Does that sound about right?
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