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128 is 74% of what number

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$74\%................................\ 128\\100\%................................\ X \\--------------\\\\ X= \frac{100*128}{74} = \frac{12800}{74}\approx \bold{172.972 } \\ \\ \boxed{\text{The answer is 172.972}}$

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