89 more than the quotient of an unknown number and 62 is 94

1 answer:

6 0

X/62 + 89 = 94

x/62 +89 = 94
<u> - 89 - 89</u>
x/62 = 5
*<u> 62 *62</u>
x = 310

To check:
quotient of an unknown number and 62
310/62 = 5

5 + 89 = 94
94 = 94

5 is the quotient of an unknown number and 62.

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