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What is X when 19,695 divided by X-15,605 = 100

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Zepler [3.9K]2 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

$\frac{19695}{x - 15605} = 100$

$19695 = 100(x - 15605)$

$19695 = 100x - 1560500$

$19695 + 1560500 = 100x$

$15801 95 = 100x$

$\frac{1580195}{100} = x$

$x = 15801.95$

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