If $392 ÷ 7 =56$, then $392& ÷ 0.07$ is equal to?
Given:
The given expression is $392 ÷ 7 =56$
To do :
We have to find the value of $392 ÷ 0.07$.
Solution :
$392 ÷ 0.07 = \frac{392}{0.07}$
$= \frac{392\times100}{0.07\times100}$ (Multiply and divide by 100)
$= \frac{392\times100}{7}$
$ =\frac{392}{7} \times 100$
$= 56 \times100$ $(\frac{392}{7} = 56)$
$= 5600$.
The value of $392 ÷ 0.07$ is 5600.
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