by Guest » Tue Apr 21, 2020 8:07 am
If you were given a value of CT and asked to find QT it would be straightforward calculation- first divide CT by 100 then multiply by 0.000011574077. And of course do the same thing to the other side of the equation.
Here the problem is the opposite- solve for CT as if you were given a value of QT. So do the opposite!
Do the opposite calculations in the opposite order. First divide by 0.000011574077 then multiply by 100.
Unfortunately, this "guest"s last step is incorrect:
[tex]\frac{QT(100)}{0.000011574077}= \frac{QT}{0.0000001157407}[/tex].
The 100 in the numerator increases the number or 0s after the decimal point by 2, not decreases it.