4.896/(1/0.07 +1/0.16)
is approximately equal to:
.238
.262
.625
.649
6.25
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1/0.07 = 100/7 and 1/0.16 = 100/16 = 25/4
100/7 + 25/4 = 14 + 6 = 20 (approximately), if actually divide the values then this value be more than 20
Therefore, 4.896/(1/0.07 +1/0.16) = 5/20 = 1/4 = 0.25(approximately)
So, the value of the expression will be less than 0.25 as the actual value of 100/7 + 25/4 will be more than 20.
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100/7 + 25/4 = 14 + 6 = 20 (approximately), if actually divide the values then this value be more than 20
Therefore, 4.896/(1/0.07 +1/0.16) = 5/20 = 1/4 = 0.25(approximately)
So, the value of the expression will be less than 0.25 as the actual value of 100/7 + 25/4 will be more than 20.
[spoiler]The correct answer is (A).[/spoiler]
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Write 1/0.07 as 100/7 and 1/0.16 as 100/16
=> 4.896/(14.something + 6.something)
=> 4.896/21
=> 0.233
Closest one is A.
=> 4.896/(14.something + 6.something)
=> 4.896/21
=> 0.233
Closest one is A.
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