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A man lost $1/12$ of money he had in his wallet the amount he lost was
$600$, how much money was in his wallet?




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    $frac x12 = 600$, $x=?$
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  • Mohammad Zuhair Khan translated the task into an equation for you. Can you solve it?
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  • the answer then should be 7200, thanks!.
    – Deyaa
    Aug 9 at 18:44






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    Its not about the money though! it is about the concept of solving the question. thanks guys anyway.
    – Deyaa
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Can someone help me with how to find time of two cars traveling opposite way?




A man lost $1/12$ of money he had in his wallet the amount he lost was
$600$, how much money was in his wallet?




Thank you.




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closed as off-topic by Xander Henderson, Math Lover, José Carlos Santos, amWhy, zipirovich Aug 9 at 19:21


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  • 5




    $frac x12 = 600$, $x=?$
    – Mohammad Zuhair Khan
    Aug 9 at 18:39










  • Mohammad Zuhair Khan translated the task into an equation for you. Can you solve it?
    – mvw
    Aug 9 at 18:42











  • the answer then should be 7200, thanks!.
    – Deyaa
    Aug 9 at 18:44






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    Its not about the money though! it is about the concept of solving the question. thanks guys anyway.
    – Deyaa
    Aug 9 at 18:45












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Can someone help me with how to find time of two cars traveling opposite way?




A man lost $1/12$ of money he had in his wallet the amount he lost was
$600$, how much money was in his wallet?




Thank you.




algebra-precalculus




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Can someone help me with how to find time of two cars traveling opposite way?




A man lost $1/12$ of money he had in his wallet the amount he lost was
$600$, how much money was in his wallet?




Thank you.





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    $frac x12 = 600$, $x=?$
    – Mohammad Zuhair Khan
    Aug 9 at 18:39










  • Mohammad Zuhair Khan translated the task into an equation for you. Can you solve it?
    – mvw
    Aug 9 at 18:42











  • the answer then should be 7200, thanks!.
    – Deyaa
    Aug 9 at 18:44






  • 1




    Its not about the money though! it is about the concept of solving the question. thanks guys anyway.
    – Deyaa
    Aug 9 at 18:45












  • 5




    $frac x12 = 600$, $x=?$
    – Mohammad Zuhair Khan
    Aug 9 at 18:39










  • Mohammad Zuhair Khan translated the task into an equation for you. Can you solve it?
    – mvw
    Aug 9 at 18:42











  • the answer then should be 7200, thanks!.
    – Deyaa
    Aug 9 at 18:44






  • 1




    Its not about the money though! it is about the concept of solving the question. thanks guys anyway.
    – Deyaa
    Aug 9 at 18:45







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5




$frac x12 = 600$, $x=?$
– Mohammad Zuhair Khan
Aug 9 at 18:39




$frac x12 = 600$, $x=?$
– Mohammad Zuhair Khan
Aug 9 at 18:39












Mohammad Zuhair Khan translated the task into an equation for you. Can you solve it?
– mvw
Aug 9 at 18:42





Mohammad Zuhair Khan translated the task into an equation for you. Can you solve it?
– mvw
Aug 9 at 18:42













the answer then should be 7200, thanks!.
– Deyaa
Aug 9 at 18:44




the answer then should be 7200, thanks!.
– Deyaa
Aug 9 at 18:44




1




1




Its not about the money though! it is about the concept of solving the question. thanks guys anyway.
– Deyaa
Aug 9 at 18:45




Its not about the money though! it is about the concept of solving the question. thanks guys anyway.
– Deyaa
Aug 9 at 18:45










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Reword the question: One-twelfth of his money is $600$.



One twelfth $(1/12)$ of his money ($x$, the unknown) is (equals) $600$.



$$(1/12)x = 600.$$






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    Reword the question: One-twelfth of his money is $600$.



    One twelfth $(1/12)$ of his money ($x$, the unknown) is (equals) $600$.



    $$(1/12)x = 600.$$






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      Reword the question: One-twelfth of his money is $600$.



      One twelfth $(1/12)$ of his money ($x$, the unknown) is (equals) $600$.



      $$(1/12)x = 600.$$






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        Reword the question: One-twelfth of his money is $600$.



        One twelfth $(1/12)$ of his money ($x$, the unknown) is (equals) $600$.



        $$(1/12)x = 600.$$






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        Reword the question: One-twelfth of his money is $600$.



        One twelfth $(1/12)$ of his money ($x$, the unknown) is (equals) $600$.



        $$(1/12)x = 600.$$







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