To find the value of B in the table, we can use the concept of ratios.
In the first column, we have Part A and Part. In the second column, we have 30 and 36 as the values for Part A and Part, respectively. In the third column, we have C and 54 as the values.
To find the value of B, we can set up a ratio involving the values in the second and third columns.
The ratio would be:
30/36 = B/54
By multiplying both sides of the equation by 54, we can find the value of B.
30/36 * 54 = B
(30 * 54)/36 = B
B = 45
Therefore, the value of B in the table is 45.
A three-column table is given.
Part A C D
Part 30 36 46
Whole B 54 69
What is the value of B in the table?
45
50
18
23
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