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2 years ago

6/7 of a number is 36. What is the number?

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1 answer:

Over [174]2 years ago

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of a number = multiplication

Let us take the number as ' A '

6/7 × A = 36

A = 36 / 6/7

A = 36 × 7/6

A = 6×7

A= 42

The required answer is 42

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