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2 years ago

720 is 1/10 of what number

2 answers:

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Let the required number be x, that is 720=x⋅110, which means that x=720×10=7200.
Answer: 7200

kobusy [5.1K]2 years ago

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To find this, we multiply by 10/1, or 10. This is 720*10=7200.

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