Asked by Madison
can someone please tell me how to solve problems like this>>>> 3/4q -7=8 3/4 is a fraction
Thanks for helping me
Thanks for helping me
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Answered by
Michele
add your seven to both sides since it is subtracted.
gives= 3/4q=1
then divide by 3/4 on both sides because it is multiplied by q
gives= q=3/4
gives= 3/4q=1
then divide by 3/4 on both sides because it is multiplied by q
gives= q=3/4
Answered by
PsyDAG
The process is correct in <B>Michele</B>'s post, but the math is faulty.
3/4 q - 7 = 8 3/4
Adding 7 to both sides gives you:
3/4 q = 15 3/4
You can either divide both sides by 3/4 or multiply by 4/3.
q = (15 3/4)(4/3) = (63/4) (4/3)
The 4s cancel each other out, leaving you with:
q = 63/3 = 21
I hope this helps a little more. Thanks for asking.
3/4 q - 7 = 8 3/4
Adding 7 to both sides gives you:
3/4 q = 15 3/4
You can either divide both sides by 3/4 or multiply by 4/3.
q = (15 3/4)(4/3) = (63/4) (4/3)
The 4s cancel each other out, leaving you with:
q = 63/3 = 21
I hope this helps a little more. Thanks for asking.
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