To cross multiply an equation, you typically need a proportion or a fraction set equal to another fraction. It seems like you might have omitted one side of the equation.
If you intend to express something like \( \frac{x}{y} = 36 \), you can cross multiply as follows:
\[ x = 36y \]
If you provide more details about the equation or the missing components, I can help further!
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