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Crystal Ang
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Date Posted: 5 years ago
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snell
Snell
5 years ago
given:
A is 2 1/3 times of B
=> A = 2 1/3 x B
=> A = 7/3 x B
multiply both sides by 3/7,
=> 3/7 x A = 7/3 x B x 3/7
=> 3/7 x A = B
=> B = 3/7 x A

so B is 3/7 times of A.


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Crystal Ang
Crystal Ang
5 years ago
Why do we need to multiply by 3/7? Where do we retrieve that?
snell
Snell
5 years ago
good qn!

do u see
=> A = 7/3 x B ???

the next step is convert the right side of 7/3 x B into B (bcos we want B on one side)

how to do that?

on the right side,
multiply 7/3 x B by 3/7
=> 7/3 x B x 3/7
=> 7/3 x 3/7 x B
=> 1/1 x B
=> B

in addition, in equation, when we multiply one side by a number, we hv to multiply the other side by the same number so as not to mess up the equation. (just to make it correct mathematically)

hence, we multiply both sides by 3/7.


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For this kind of question, form a fraction that expresses the relationship between the 2 as a ratio. Manipulate the fraction (eg. “flip”, and/or “bring over” terms) to obtain desired form