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theres something not right. something suspicious
If you mean a 'prime number', then it is a number that cannot be divided into a smaller number without becoming a decimal
yes, you go to the right of the decimal it is like the opposite of being to the left of it..for example if you are going to the right of the decimal more zeros would mean a bigger number right? So going to the left is the opposite, more zeros(or any placeholder technically) would mean a smaller number
it means to see which number is bigger and which number is smaller
89, since L means 50, any number to the right of a bigger number means add it to the bigger number. A smaller number to the left of a number means subtract it. 50+10+10+10+(10-1)=89
It means to take a smaller number out of a larger number and the sum is what you have after.
The larger of two numbers is 8 more than 4 times the smaller if the larger number is increased by four times the smaller the result is 40. From this statement, we can calculate the values of the numbers where you get the value of the larger number to be 24 and that of the smaller number to be 4.
AI3CO32 formula is wrong. The correct formula is AI2(C03)3 if you are asking which is right from the two. If not, please raise the correct question. Thanks.
To get the range of a group of numbers you subtract the smaller number from the larger one The mean is the "average" for a group of numbers to get the mean you add all the numbers together. Then divide that number by the number in the group.
if i am understanding the question right you mean "is a fraction always smaller than a whole number?" the answer is no. for example is twelve thirds(12/3) smaller than 3? no because twelve thirds is actually 4 and 4 is greater than 3.
-21.8 is smaller than 21.2 -------------------------------------------------------------------- It depends what you mean by "smaller". If you mean "less than" (ie more negative or less positive): -21.8 is less than 21.2 If you mean "closer to zero"; 21.2 is closer to 0 than -21.8
theres no such thing