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51 is 33 1/3 of what number?

Mathematics

1 answer:

Makovka662 [10]2 years ago

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1700, just use the inverse operation. The problem would look like this ( not inverse operation ) x ÷ 33 1/3 = 51

All you have to do is multiply the two numbers.

51 x 33 1/3 = 1700

Now plug it back in and check

1700 ÷ 33 1/3 does indeed equal 51.

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