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A high school basketball team won 36% of the games that it played last season. The team won exactly 9 games last season. What is

the total number of games that the team played?

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The High Shcool Basketball team played a total of 25 games.

Step-by-step explanation:

You take the 9 from the games they won last season and divide it by .36 and that will give you the answer of 25. So 25 is the total games the "High School Basketball Team" won. If you want to double check your answer you can take the answer of 25 and times it by .36 which will equal 9.

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