JollyAshley JollyAshley

07-12-2016
Mathematics

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How do i cross multiply rational equations? EX: 6/x = 4/3

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anusha1114 anusha1114

07-12-2016

You would multiply 6 by 3 and x by 4. You would end up getting 4x = 18 and then you simplify that to get 9/2 or 4.5.

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07-12-2016

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