Math, asked by hswasim71, 2 months ago

The proportion of the memory space of a flash drive that is unused is 3/8

There are 40 gigabytes of used memory. What is the total capacity of the drive?​

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Answered by arti250787
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Answered by Anonymous
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Let total capacity of the drive be x.
Unused memory space =3/8 of x
.: used memory space = 5/8 of x
40 = 5/8x
40✖️8 /5 = x
x = 64 gigabytes

Therefore, total capacity of the drive is 64 gigabytes.
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