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4 years ago

The product of two number is 1575 and their quotient is 9/2 find the number

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5 0

(1) p x q = 1575
(2) p / q = 9 / 2
divide 1 by 2 to eliminate p:
q^2 = 1575 / (9/2)
q^2 = 350
q = sqrt(350)

Substitue q in either 1 or 2 to find p.

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