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A spike is a fast offensive hit to a specific spot in volleyball.
1/120there are three spots and six numbers on a diceso 6 numbers on the first spot and 5 numbers on the second spot and 4 in the third spot just multiply them
This is an example. A stem and leaf plot is a plot where numbers with more than two digits are broken down into parts. The numbers in the "tens" spot is put on the left side of the vertical line. The numbers in the "ones" spot is on the right of the vertical line. For instance, on the top of the chart, there is a 9. On the other side of the line, there is a zero. Therefore, it represents "90". Beside the zero, there is a 4. So the next number would be "94". The chart is basically used to organize and graph larger numbers.
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Spotlight is a specific spot, floodlight is a large area, thus the use of SPOT or FLOOD.
This isn't a very specific question ... by four digits, do you mean four numbers? Furthermore, are the digits or numbers you use allowed to repeat? Let's assume you meant numbers, not digits. In this case, for example, you could be trying to create a locker combination, and the numbers you can use are 1 through 20, and the combination has four "blank" spaces. 1. If the numbers can repeat, then each spot has 20 possibilities, so the total number of combinations is 20 for the first spot, 20 for the second, 20 for the third, and 20 for the fourth. That is, 20*20*20*20 = 160,000 combinations. 2. If the numbers cannot repeat, then the first spot can be taken up by any of 20 numbers, the second spot only by 19 (because you can't repeat the first number, whatever it was), the third spot by 18, and the fourth spot by any one of the 17 remaining numbers. So that makes 20*19*18*17 possibilities = 116,280 combinations. If this is not what you meant, and you wanted digits, remember that every number above and including 10 has two digits, so you'll want to factor that into your calculations.
What is the scientific name for the ten spot dragonfly?
His heel
Lighting that is used in everyday life originates from the term Lumens. Lumens is the measurement of light in a specific spot. Lumens is similar for a reason to the term luminescent.
By adding a specific reagent.
I've read that the dog's name was Darky. can anyone confirm this?
usually spot or rover mainly spot