Three.
3 = three
3 = three
You could write "3 to the fourth" or "3^4" or 34.
you could write it as 233*3
Divide 7 by 3, using integer division. Write the result (which must be an integer) as the whole number. Write the remainder as the numerator, over the number 3 which is the denominator.
3 and 3/10
3 divided by x
3 and 3/4
X-3?
You don't need anybody else's list, when it's so easy to make your own.Here's how:-- At the top of a nice big sheet of paper, write down ' 3 '.-- In your mind, add 3 to the bottom number on the list, and write ' 6 ' under it.-- In your mind, add 3 to the bottom number on the list, and write ' 9 ' under it.-- In your mind, add 3 to the bottom number on the list, and write ' 12 ' under it.-- In your mind, add 3 to the bottom number on the list, and write ' 15 ' under it.-- In your mind, add 3 to the bottom number on the list, and write ' 18 ' under it.-- In your mind, add 3 to the bottom number on the list, and write ' 21 ' under it.-- In your mind, add 3 to the bottom number on the list, and write ' 24 ' under it.-- In your mind, add 3 to the bottom number on the list, and write ' 27 ' under it.-- In your mind, add 3 to the bottom number on the list, and write ' 30 ' under it.-- In your mind, add 3 to the bottom number on the list, and write ' 33 ' under it.-- In your mind, add 3 to the bottom number on the list, and write ' 36 ' under it.You can keep going like that for as long as you want to, building a list of numbersthat are divisible by ' 3 '. But you can never have a complete list of all numbersthat are divisible by 3. There are an infinite number of them, which would take youquite a long time, and a lot of paper.
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