Rachel budgeted $76.50 for school clothes. This is 0.45 of her total budget. How much does Rachel have in her total budget.

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HACTEHA [7]4 years ago

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let $x be her total budget.

45/100×x=76.50

x= 76.50÷45/100

x=76.50×100/45

x=170

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