ANSWER 108 3. 27 is 25% of what number ANSWER 40% 4.What percent of 90 is 36? ANSWER d = 4 ANSWER x = 36 1. 2. Solve:

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ANSWER is 25% of what number ANSWER 40% 4.What percent of 90 is 36? ANSWER d = 4 ANSWER x = Solve:

Solve Equations With Fractional Coefficients Goal: Solve equations with fractional coefficients

Coefficient The number being multiplied by the variable. Ex: 2x is the coefficient

Proportion v.s. Fractional Coeff

Find the LCD

3 Steps For Solving Fractional Coefficients Step 1: Use the LCD of all fractions on both sides of the equation. Then change the denominators. LCD= 12

3 Steps For Solving Fractional Coefficients Step 2: Combine the like Terms.

Step 3: Multiply both sides by the LCD. LCD= 12

Examples 9 = x Step 1: Use the LCD of all fractions on both sides of the equation Step 2: Combine the like Terms. Step 3: Multiply both sides by the LCD. LCD = 12x

x = 6/5 Proportion or Fractional Coefficients? Proportion!

Examples t = 5 Proportion or Fractional Coefficients? Fractional Coefficient!

Try This! x = 12 Proportion or Fractional Coefficients? Proportion!

Try This! x = 4 Proportion or Fractional Coefficients? Fractional Coefficient!

Try This! y = 4/5 Proportion or Fractional Coefficients? Fractional Coefficient!

Try This! z = 9 Proportion or Fractional Coefficients? Proportion!

Try This! y = -4 Proportion or Fractional Coefficients? Proportion!

Try This! 1/5 Proportion or Fractional Coefficients? Proportion!

Try This! x = 3/7 Proportion or Fractional Coefficients? Proportion!

Try This! b = -1 Proportion or Fractional Coefficients? Proportion!