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This text provides a step by step guide on how to solve divisional problems specifically related to the analogy where we have to fill a blank space in a divisional sentence to make a correct equation. In this tutorial, our main equation is "what number divided by 72 equals 99?". To solve this, we utilize the variable "x". Therefore, the problem can be translated into: What number, x, when divided by 72, equals 99?.
Firstly, we formulate the equation, in latex format it becomes '$\frac{x}{72} = 99$'. Then we isolate x by multiplying both sides of the equation by 72, this gives us the new equation '$x = 99*72$'. Therefore, x becomes 7128. Therefore, 7128 divided by 72 equals 99.
To further validate this, we substitute the value of x (7128) into the original equation and we still obtain 99; hence we can conclude that 7128 is the correct answer.
Feel free to practice with similar problems like: "what divided by 64 equals 40?", "55 divided by what equals 26?", "What is 4/12 divided by 7?", "What is 13/19 divided by 8/17?" and "What is 39 divided by 7/6?"
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