In a division formula with no remainder, if the divisor times the divisor times the quotient equals 100, what is the divisor?

In a division formula with no remainder, if the divisor times the divisor times the quotient equals 100, what is the divisor?

10 (divisor) * 10 (divisor) * 1 (quotient) = 100

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Solving the system of inequalities
              （2）（2x-5）(-2x-5)＜4x(1-x)
If we know the cottage square of a-6ab + 9b = - 3 / 2A + 9 / 2B + 1 / 2m, we can find the value of M
 

）（x+3）（x-3）-x(x-2)＞1
xx-9-xx+2x>1
2x>10
x>5
）（2x-5）(-2x-5)＜4x(1-x
25-4xx25/4

Add brackets & apos; in the formula 4 * 8-20 divided by 4 + 8 = 20 to make the equation hold

4*（8-20/4）+8=20