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4 years ago

Nine times a number is three thousand six hundred what is the number?

2 answers:

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=>Let the number be a ... =>Nine times the number: 9a ... =>Nine time a no. Is 3600 : 9a = 3600... =>9a = 3600 =>a = 3600/9 =>a= 400.. =>So the number is 400.. Hope It helps!!

Inga [223]4 years ago

4 0

The way this should be set up is:

9a = 3600...

So you must divide '9' on both sides, canceling out the '9', and making the 3600 to be '400'..

So the problem should look like: a = 400 <--- (Answer)

Hope it helped.. :)

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