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3 years ago

7 divided by somethings equal 7.35

1 answer:

6 0

Let's translate it into an equation and then solve...

7/x = 7.35
x * 7/x = 7.35 * x
7 = 7.35x
7/7.35 = x
.9524 = x

So 7 divided by .9524 (rounded to the nearest ten thousandth) equals 7.35

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