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How do you find the numbers when one number is 2.75 times greater than the other number and their product is 5568.75?
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∙ 12y ago
Let one number be 2.75x and the other x:-
2.75x*x = 5568.75
2.75x2 = 5568.75
Divide both sides by 2.75 and then square root both sides
x = 45
So the numbers are 45 and 2.75*45 = 123.75
Check: 123.75*45 = 5568.75
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