Lori works as a cartoonist for a teen magazine.The time she spent sketching is given by the equation m=12s, where mis the number of minutes and s is the number of sketches. If lori made 3/4 of a sketch, she spent minutes sketching

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Answer:

Answer:

Lori spends 9 minutes on sketching (3)/(4)th of a sketch.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given equation:

m=12\ s

where m\rightarrow number of minutes Lori spends on sketching

and s\rightarrow number of sketches Lori makes.

We need to calculate the time spent by Lori in sketching (3)/(4) of a sketch.

So we know the value of  s=(3)/(4) as s represents number of sketches and in this situation Lori has sketched only a fraction of a painting.

So we plugin s=(3)/(4) in the equation and calculate m which is time spent by Lori sketching (3)/(4)th of a sketch.

m=12\ (3)/(4)

m=(36)/(4)

m=9 minutes (Answer)

∴ Lori spends 9 minutes on sketching (3)/(4)th of a sketch.


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Your answer to #22 is correct.
Think hard again about #22.
You'll see how it can help you solve #26, completely on your own.


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Step-by-step explanation:

2/7m-1/7=3/14

Please solve showing work

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(2/7)m - (1/7) = 3/14
2m/7 =(3/14) + (1/7)
2m/7 = (3/14) + 2(1/7)
here we are multiplying 2 with 1/7 to make the denominator same for addition.
2m/7 = (3/14) +(2/14)
2m/7 = (3 + 2)/14
2m/7 = 5/14
2m = (5 *7)/14
2m = 35/14
2m = 5/2
m = 5/4
m = 1.25
So the value of "m" is 1.25

Solution for (2)/(7)m - (1)/(7) = (3)/(14) \ is \ m = (5)/(4) \ or \ m = 1(1)/(4) \ or \ m = 1.25

Further explanation

It is a case about one variable linear quations and we have to solve the equation to get the variable m.

Our main goal is to isolate the variable m alone at the end of the process on one side of the equation, until the variable will be equal to the value on the opposite side.

Let us add (1)/(7) to both sides:

(2)/(7)m - (1)/(7) + (1)/(7) = (3)/(14) + (1)/(7)

(2)/(7)m = (3)/(14) + (1)/(7)

On the right side for the addition operation, we equate the common denominator by multiplying \ (1)/(7) \ by \ (2)/(2)

(2)/(7)m = (3)/(14) + (2)/(14)

Then we combine terms to get:

(2)/(7)m = (5)/(14)

We divide by the coefficient of m, or in other words, multiply both sides by (7)/(2):

(2)/(7)m * (7)/(2) = (5)/(14) * (7)/(2)

Finally, the solution is obtained as follows

m = (35)/(28)

We simplify fractions, both the numerator and denominator are divided equally by 7.

\boxed{ \ m = (5)/(4) \ }

In the form of mixed fractions, we get:

\boxed{ \ m = 1 (1)/(4) \ }

In decimal form, we get

m = 1 (25)/(100) \rightarrow \boxed{ \ m = 1.25 \ }

Wanna check the solution into the equation?

\big( (2)/(7) * (5)/(4) \big) - (1)/(7) = (3)/(14)

(10)/(28) - (1)/(7) = (3)/(14)

(5)/(14) - (2)/(14) = (3)/(14)

(3)/(14) = (3)/(14)

Both sides show the same value, so the solution is correct.

These are quick steps in summary:

(2)/(7)m - (1)/(7) = (3)/(14)

(2)/(7)m = (3)/(14) + (1)/(7)

(2)/(7)m = (3)/(14) + (2)/(14)

(2)/(7)m = (5)/(14)

m = (5)/(14) * (7)/(2)

m = (35)/(28)

\rightarrow \boxed{ \ m = (5)/(4) \ }

\rightarrow \boxed{ \ m = 1 (1)/(4) \ }

\rightarrow \boxed{ \ m = 1.25 \ }

Note:

The important thing to do is how to manipulate both sides of the equation with the algebraic properties of equality such as:

  • adding,
  • subtracting,
  • multiplying, and/or
  • dividing both sides of the equation with the same number.

In the form of fractions, the steps that must be considered are

  • equate the denominator,
  • simplify fractions, and
  • for the final answer, convert fractions to mixed fractions or decimal forms

All these processes can occur repeatedly until the isolated variables are obtained on one side of the equation.

Let's practice a lot until you get used to and know which operations should be done first.

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Grade       : Middle School

Subject     : Mathematics

Chapter    : Linear Equation in One Variable

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