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What Three prime numbers which multiply to make 225?
225 cannot be factorised into the product of only 3 prime numbers.
What 2 numbers multiply to give you 225?
450
What numbers can you multiply together to get -225?
(-225,1)(-75,3)(-45,5)(-25,9)(225,-1)(75,-3)(45,-5)(25,-9)(-15,15)
What is 75 percent of 225?
7.5% of 225= 7.5% * 225= 0.075 * 225= 16.875
What is the no which when multiplied by 16 is increased by 225?
That sounds like: if you multiply it by 16, the result is the same as if you add 225 to it. You can write this as an equation - calling the number "x" - as follows: 16x = x + 225 Solve this equation, and you have your number.
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