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Chapter 3: Q. 3.26 (page 319)

Translate and solve:

8.5%of what number is $3.06?

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8.5%of role="math" localid="1647172580712" $36is$3.06.

Step by step solution

01

Step 1. We need to find a number which gives 3.06 when the number gets multiplied with 8.5%.

Let nis the required number.

Remember "of" means multiply and "is" means is equal to.

So,8.5%脳n=3.06.

02

Step 2. Now multiply it.

8.5100脳n=3.060.085脳n=3.06n=3.060.085n=36

Therefore,8.5%of$36is$3.06.

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