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How many non alcoholic beers 05 percent does it take to equal one regular beer 4 percent?
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How many beers at 3.5 percent by volume would equal a one ounce of 80 prof whiskey?
Couple of problems:-- You don't say how many ounces are in one of the "beers". So we'll have to come upwith some kind of answer that doesn't need that figure.-- You also don't say in what respect the "beers" are to be equal to the whiskey.We're going out on a limb and assuming you're asking about their respectivealcohol contents."80 prof" means 40% by volume.So you're really asking for the volume of beer in which 3.5% of the volume is equal to 40% of one ounce.0.035 V = 0.4V = 0.4 / 0.035 = 11.4286 ounces.We don't know a whole lot about beers, but we suspect they may be available in 12-ounce cans.If so, the calculation above seems to suggest that the alcohol contents in a beer and a bumpare roughly equal. Who would have guessed it!
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A regular pentagon. A regular pentagon has five sides of equal length and its five angles are also equal. The term regular implies the notion of equal sides and equal angles.
