In mathematical terms, 3c times d can be represented as 3cd. This is the result of multiplying the coefficient 3 by the variables c and d. In algebra, when multiplying a number by a variable, the number is simply placed in front of the variable, indicating multiplication.
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Transitive property of equality
d=3c
3C means 3 times whatever the value of "C". Similary, 5S means 5 times whatever the value of "S" is.
80°F = 262/3°C To convert Celsius to Fahrenheit, the formula is F = 9/5C + 32. If the Fahrenheit reading is 3 times the Celsius reading then F = 3C, so 3C = 9/5C + 32 : 6/5C = 32 : C = 262/3. Then F = 3C = 3 x 262/3 = 80