if 1/36.18=0.0276, then find the value of 1/0.0003618

If 1/36.18=0.0276, Then 1/0.0003618= ?
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36.18/0.0003618=100000, or 36.18=100000×0.0003618, or 0.0003618=36.18/100000 so:

1/0.0003618=100000/36.18=100000×0.0276=2760 approx since 1/36.18=0.0276 approx.

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