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1 year ago

What number is 1/10 as great as 7962

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A number 1/10 as great as 7962 would be 796.2

You get this answer by either dividing 7,962 with 10 which gives you 769.2

Or you can multiply 7,962 with 1/10 to get 7,962/10. If you simplify then you get 796 1/5 or 796.2.

Dovator [93]1 year ago

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Answer:

796.2

Step-by-step explanation:

a number 1/10 as great as 7962 can be found in two ways the first way is

1) Divide 7962 by 10 we get 796.2

there fore 7962/10= 796.2

second way to get

2) multiply 7962 by 1/10 we again get 796.2

therefore from both the calculation a number 1/10 as great as 796.2

hope you got the point, feel free to ask doubt in comments

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