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6 April, 12:31

Trying to solve a 8th grade math problem. 1/9y+3=12

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  1. 6 April, 15:52
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    The answer would be: 81

    How to get this answer is very simple you take a guess on what it could be i assumed 70 I then solved and got the wrong answer so I went up to eighty, I was one off so I knew I needed to add 1.

    1/9 x 81 = 9 then add 3 to get 12 : D
  2. 6 April, 16:02
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    Ok, so 81 x 1/9=9. 9+3=12. So y=81
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