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102% = 1.02 = 102/100 = 51/50 = 11/50
79500 / 2.5 x 102 = 7.95 x 104 / 2.5 x 102 Now divide 7.95 by 2.5 = 3.18 and also divide 104 by 102 = 10(4 - 2) = 102 Thus, 7.95 x 104 / 2.5 x 102 = 3.18 x 102
2 goes into 102 51 times. (102 divided by 2 equals 51)
The square root of 10.2 is 3.19374388
Pre algebra with pizzazz "did you hear about" worksheet 102 was written by Blargwork in 2010.
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17Y = 102 divide both sides integers by 17 (17/17)Y = 102/17 Y = 6 ------------check in original equation 17(6) = 102 102 = 102 ----------------checks