What must $n$ $n$ be if the ratio 6:7 is equivalent to 36: $n$ $n$ ?

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What must $n$ $n$ be if the ratio 6:7 is equivalent to 36: $n$ $n$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2017-02-20T03:16:01

$n$ $n$ = 42

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You first do $\frac{36}{6}$ $\frac {36} {6}$ which equals 6. This is the constant that you are going to multiply by 7. Since you have to multiply by both sides on a ratio, you do 6 $\times$ $xx$ 6 and 6 $\times$ $xx$ 7. This equals 42.
The final ratios are:
6:7 and 36:42

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