To solve, rewrite the sentence as an equation. "Translate" it into algebra. "is" is rewritten with "=", "25 percent" is rewritten as "25/100" or "1/4", and "what" is rewritten as x. 125 = 1/4 X Once it is written as an equation, solving is simple. Multiply each side by 4. 600 = x.
65% of 125= 65% * 125= 0.65 * 125= 81.25
125 is 25% of 500
use this equation to solve your problem. 80 125% __ = _____ X 100% 125x= 8000 ____ ____ 125 125 64 ________ 125| 8000 X= 64
52 over 125 simplified = 52/125
No, because it is not an equation (or inequality), but simply two expressions separated by a space.
In algebra, you cannot solve 5x25 since there is no equation nor an inequality, only an expression.
To solve, rewrite the sentence as an equation. "Translate" it into algebra. "is" is rewritten with "=", "25 percent" is rewritten as "25/100" or "1/4", and "what" is rewritten as x. 125 = 1/4 X Once it is written as an equation, solving is simple. Multiply each side by 4. 600 = x.
Divide the other side of the equation by 15 and then get the cube root of it. For example if 15X^3 = 1875 then X^3 = 1875 / 15 = 125 th cube root of 125 = 5
65% of 125= 65% * 125= 0.65 * 125= 81.25
125 is 25% of 500
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67 adult ticket 58 student tickets total cost $413 total tickets 125 just set up a set of simultaneous equations such as if number of adult tickets is x and number of student tickets is y x+y=125 since 125 tickets are being bought then multiply amount of tickets by ticket cost 4x+2.5y=413 both equations are true so the easiest way to solve it is by solving the first equation first by saying x=125-y plug this new value of x into the second equation by replacing x 4(125-y) +2.5y=413 solve this equation for y then plug the value of y back into x=125-y to find the value for x
Yes I can. I would divide the numerator and the denominator of that fraction each by 125 .
use this equation to solve your problem. 80 125% __ = _____ X 100% 125x= 8000 ____ ____ 125 125 64 ________ 125| 8000 X= 64
125 goes into 1000 exactly 8 times. You can solve this by simply diving 1000 by 125, which would give you a result of 8.
No such thing as HSO in chemistry. If you're referring to H2SO4, which is sulfuric acid, then 125 grams of it would be: H2SO4 = 98g/mol; 98/1=125/x; solve for x to get about 1.28 moles.