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1/4s=15 solve for s. I’m not sure abt this

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1/4 × s = 15

s = 15 : 1/4

s = 15 × 4

s = 60

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\sf \: (1)/(4s) = 15 \\

Variable s cannot be equal to 0 as division by zero is not defined. Multiply both sides of the equation by 4s.


\sf \: 1=60s

Swap sides so that all variable terms are on the left-hand side.


\sf \: 60s=1

Divide both sides by 60.


\sf \: s= \boxed{ \bf(1)/(60)}\:\sf\approx 0.0166... \\

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