Help plz! What is 823*25/h + 568 I'm so confused. If someone could help me that would be great thx! <3

1 answer:

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Simplifying method:
20575/h + 568

h = 78 so:

20575/78 + 568

$78 \frac{64}{78} + 568$

$646 \frac{64}{78} = 646 \frac{32}{39}$

That's it!

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