Empirical formula and molecular formula

So I'm a little stuck on two questions, firstly I calculated the empirical formula of a compound which was C₂H₄Cl and now I need to find the molecular formula so I did the relative empirical mass (89.3) then divided the actual formula mass (127) but that gave me 1.422172452 so I'm confused as to what to scale up by, just 1 so it stays the same?

Next question is the same but the empirical formula so far is 1, 3 and 1.34, so should I multiply them all by 3 to get 3, 6 and 4?

Thanks!

It would be a lot more helpful and easier if you upload the Q, so we can see where you went wrong

Hahaa okay, sorry here it is

1) A halogenoalkene, H, has relative formula mass 127 and the following comp by mass: C:37.8% H:6.3% Cl:55.9%
Show that the empirical formula oh H is C2H4Cl (Which I did okay)

Then deduce molecular mass.

Thanks!


**EDIT** The second one's okay now, I didividedy 12 instead of 16 for O, sorry! Just number 1