Can somebody work out y/7=22

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7 0

Sure. So we can first identify our problem- there's a denominator. There's a simple fix, multiply both sides by the denominator to clear it. That leaves us with 7 = 22*7. y = 154.

Serhud [2]3 years ago

6 0

The answer would be 22 times seven because when doing a math equation, you reverse the operation.
22 x 7=154

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