Asked by vanessa

Tom's weight is 3/4 of Peter's. If Tom weighs 36kg, find the weight of Peters
Answered by Ms. Sue
Vanessa -- we've shown you how to do the last two problems which are done the same way as this one.

How do you think you should solve this problem?

Answered by vanessa
well.... 36kg * 4/3 ???
Answered by Marth
That will give you the correct answer. Can you set up an equation though? Let x = Peter's weight.
Answered by vanessa
Let X= the n Peter's weight.
216 * 4/3 = 48 kg... am i right?
Answered by Marth
Where is x in that equation?
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