Solving Equations with Fractions and Variables

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What is the value of m in the equation 35/40 = 1.4/m?

  • 0.25
  • 0.40
  • 0.28 (correct)
  • 0.35

If the equation 35/40 = 1.4/m were to be solved for 1.4, what would be the result?

  • 1.4m
  • 35/40m
  • 0.875m (correct)
  • 40/m

What is the reciprocal of the value of m in the equation 35/40 = 1.4/m?

  • 4.0
  • 8.75
  • 3.5
  • 2.8 (correct)

If the value of m in the equation 35/40 = 1.4/m were halved, what effect would it have on the right-hand side of the equation?

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Study Notes

Solving for m

  • The equation 35/40 = 1.4/m is given, where m is the unknown value.
  • To solve for m, cross-multiply to get 35m = 56, then divide both sides by 35 to get m = 56/35, or m = 8/5.

Solving for 1.4

  • If the equation 35/40 = 1.4/m were to be solved for 1.4, it would be rearranged to get 1.4 = 35m/40.
  • Then, multiply both sides by 40 and divide by m to get 1.4 = 35/40 * m.

Reciprocal of m

  • The reciprocal of m is 5/8, since m = 8/5.

Effect of Halving m

  • If the value of m in the equation 35/40 = 1.4/m were halved, it would become m/2.
  • This would result in the right-hand side of the equation becoming 1.4/(m/2), or 1.4 * 2/m, which is equal to 2.8/m.

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