Questions & Answers for: cross multiply

...HOW LONG WILL YOUR SHADOW BE IF YOU ARE 182 CM. TALL? set up your ratio: (20m)/(5m) = x/(182cm) cross multiplying gives: (5m)*x = (3640)(m)(cm) dividing yields: x = ...

...is a drawing, you can measure the diameter and multiply by pi (3.14). The diameter is the widest crossing and goes through the circles center. If the circle is an object, you can wrap tape around ...

...cross-multiply, then solve for X Do again for 950/6600=Y/100 and cross multiply. Solve for Y. At least we get to put something together that replaces the original equation with X%+Y%=100% Now, I am ...

...cross multiply...that is to multiply the numerator of the first fraction with the denominator of the second fraction: 4 X 2 = 8 Then multiply the denominator of the first fraction with the numerator ...

How do I find the missing denominator to this3/10=12/ =30/ =6/ 3/10 =12/ =30/ =6/ You can use cross multiplication to get the equations: 3x = 120 3x = 300 3x = 60 And then you can solve for x to get: ...

...------------------- = ------------- 1 gram 1.2 grams We can cross-multiply or multiply both sides by 1.2 to get rid of the fraction and solve for x. I get 1,200 milligrams in 1.2 grams. Good luck. ...

...work on all calculators. Let's use 20 degrees and 5 units for our polar. Sin 20 degrees = y/5, cross multiplying we get y = 5 sin 20 degrees. Similarly, Cos 20 degrees = x/5. Cross multiplying

...= 1 US Gallon 1357 cubic feet = x US Gallons I set these up as a ratio and solve for the unknown by cross-multiplying. In this case, 0.133681 1357 ------------ = ------- 1 x Cross-multiplying (or ...

...bottom. 1 inch x inches ------------ = ---------------- 25.4 mm 155mm When we cross-multiply, we get 25.4 x = 155. To get x by itself, we divide both sides by 25.4. I get roughly 6.1" Good luck, ...

... empty bottles 10 200 ----- = ------ drinks 1 x You can cross-multiply or multiply both sides by x and we get 10x = 200. Isolating x by dividing both sides by 10, we end up with x = 20. Good luck, ...