galaxy_twirl's answer to arisya's Secondary 2 Maths Singapore question.

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Yupp, you can multiple 6 to Equation 1 to get rid of the fraction~ (: Remember to put bracket when you multiply cos you are multiplying the entire LHS by 6 ^^. I hope this helps~ ^^