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How many combinations of three digits can be made using thirty-two numbers?

32C3 = 4960


How do you spell the numbers 30 and 31?

The number 30 is "thirty" and 31 is "thirty-one."


How do you write thirty-five hundredths in numbers?

Thirty-five hundredths in number form is 0.35


How do you write thirty-eight billions in numbers?

As a number: 38,000,000,000


Which numbers between twenty and thirty have the greatest number of factors?

24


What numbers go into 31?

one and thirty-one. It is a prime number.


How many ways can a jury of 6 men and 6 women be selected from 10 women and 12 men?

That would be the number of possible combinations of men, multiplied by the number of possible combinations of men. For each subset, the total number of possible combinations will be the factorial of the number available, divided by the factorial of that number minus six. In other words:x = 10!/(10 - 6)! * 12!/(12-6)!∴ x = 10!/4! * 12!/6!∴ x = (10 * 9 * 8 * 7 * 6 * 5) * (12 * 11 * 10 * 9 * 8 * 7)∴ x = 151200 * 665280∴ x = 100590336000So there are one hundred billion, five-hundred-and-ninety million, three-hundred-and-thirty-six thousand possible jury combinations from that selection.


How can you write the number nine hundred thirty-five thousandths in numbers?

0.935


Is thirty seven a composite number?

Yes because compsite numbers are not 1 or 0!


Is thirty six an odd or even number?

Even numbers are divisible by 2, and odd numbers are not. 36/2=18, so 36 is an even number.


What prime number is less than thirty?

All of these numbers are prime numbers that are less than thirty: 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, 17, 19, 23, 29


How many ways can sox numbers be chosen out of thirty numbers?

I assume you mean "six numbers" rather than "sox numbers". If the numbers are all distinct (i.e none of them are in the set of thirty numbers more than once), then there are 30!/(24!6!) ways of choosing six numbers, where "!" is the factorial of that number.