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Hi Donna, If you knew the original number then you could calculate 65.5% of the original number and you would get 6685. That is \[\frac{65.5}{100} \times \mbox { (original number) } = 6685.\] Now if you multiply both sides of this equation by $\frac{100}{65.5}$ you get \[\mbox { (original number) } = \frac{100}{65.5} \times 6685 = 10206.11.\] Penny | ||||||||||||
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