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If \(2994 \div 14.5 = 172\), then \(29.94 \div 1.45 = ?\)

1. 0.172
2. 1.72
3. 17.2
4. 172

Correct answer: 17.2

Solution

The second division is obtained by dividing both the dividend and divisor of the first by 100, so the quotient remains unchanged. Therefore, \(29.94 \div 1.45 = 2994 \div 145 = 17.2\).

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