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If I did 12x=96 and then of course did 12 divided by 12 to get x by itself, and then I do 12 divided by 96 which is 8, but what

would I do if 12 didn’t go into 96, (just imagine that it didn’t) how would I solve that problem and get a right answer?

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Tresset [83]2 years ago

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You would divide and get a decimal

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