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Algebra I Help: Solving a Proportion Equation

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Uploaded on Apr 14, 2011

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In this video we learn how to solve a proportion for the unknown value(s). We begin by cross multiplying to set up an equation. We then solve the resulting equation for the variable and check our solution in the original proportion.

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  • BigBite23

    How am I ever going to use this shit in real life

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  • KJCYouUser

    thx well explained

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  • Aaron Strong

    because is is 4x over 4 =56 over 4 and you divide by 4, so 56 divided by 4 and then you get your answer.

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  • Cin Zhe

    why do you divide by 4

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  • Bernardo Moran Amaya

    thank u !!!

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