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3 years ago

800 building blocks is 10 times as much as 80 _____ blocks.

2 answers:

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In this number 800 is 10 times as much as what number. To answer the query we can illustrate this problem into a mathematical equation of

1. 10 x N = 800

2. 10N = 800

3. N = 800/10

4. N = 80

the answer is 80.

Hope this helps!

scoundrel [369]3 years ago

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Given: 800 building blocks is 10* more than (undefined/solve for this) amount of blocks.

I will use x for the number that we are solving for.

Given: 800=x*10

Isolate the x by dividing by 10 on both sides: 80=x

Your answer is: x=80

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