How to divide 25.0 divided by 29.4

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Answer 1

Answer: 25.0divided by 29.4= 0.8503401 I hope this helps :)

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37.5(3.8-x)+90x=300 please help me

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Answer:

I’m just copying his answer which is 3

Step-by-step explanation:

at least I tried

Answer: 3

Step-by-step explanation:

37.5 (3.8-x) + 90x = 300

First, you have to simplify, by using the Distributive Property.

142.5 - 37.5x + 90x = 300

Now, add the like terms

142.5+ 52.5x = 300

Now, isolate the variable, meaning the variable has to be on one side on its own. You would have to subtract 142.5 and move it to the other side

52.5x = 300 - 142.5

52.5x = 157.5

Then, you divide!

$(52.5x)/(52.5x)$ = $(157.5)/(52.5x)$

= 3

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What is the sum of 6/13 and 1/8.why is the sum greater then 1/2

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