[zed963]

How would I solve this

[TenOfThem]

(Original post by zed963)
How would I solve this

Zed are you serious

I mean ... that is KS3 stuff

n is divided by 10

to get rid of "divide by 10" you need to ... ... ... ...

[CraigKirk]

(Original post by zed963)
How would I solve this

Multiplying both sides by 10 would cancel the fraction on the right hand side. That leaves your answer, as a top heavy fraction.

[zed963]

Oh well just cross multiply and then solve

I don't even know why I put this on the forum

[Kallisto]

(Original post by zed963)
How would I solve this

You should get "n", is that right? if this is the case why you don't change this equation to "n"? its simple:

10/8 = n/10 | * 10
100/8 = n
12,5 = n

And now you can check your solution:

10/8 = 12,5/10
1,25 = 1,25

as you can see that it is the right solution.

[aznkid66]

(Original post by zed963)
I don't even know why I put this on the forum

Neither do we, neither do we...