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?
Tom's weight is 3/4 of Peter's. If Tom weighs 36kg, find the weight of Peters
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well.... 36kg * 4/3 ???
That will give you the correct answer. Can you set up an equation though? Let x = Peter's weight.
Let X= the n Peter's weight.
216 * 4/3 = 48 kg... am i right?
216 * 4/3 = 48 kg... am i right?
Where is x in that equation?
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