Find the least whole number that can replace to make the statement true.

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7 0

We have to find that whole number from which we divide 7 so we will get greater than 800.

As we know 7* 800 = 5600

So the least whole number greater than 5600 is 5601.

So we can say

$\frac{5601}{7} \ \textgreater \ 800$

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