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4 years ago

130% of what is 82.1? (Please show work!)

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The answer is: 63.1538461538461538 ; (round to: 63.154) .
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130/100 * n = 82.1 ; Solve for "n" ;
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</span>(1.3) n = 82.1 ;

n = 82.1 / 1.3 ;

n = 82.1 / 1.3 = 63.1538461538461538 ; round to 63.154 .
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