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What is the value of xy/z when x/z= 6/2 and 1/y= 1/15 ​
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What is the value of xy/z when x/z= 6/2 and 1/y= 1/15
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User Yago Riveiro
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Answer:

45

Explanation:

(x*y)/z

(x/z) *Y

Y is the inverse of 1/y which is 15

(6/2) * 15

3*15

45

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