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What equals 70 that is not prime?
70 equals 70, and it is not prime.70 equals 70, and it is not prime.70 equals 70, and it is not prime.70 equals 70, and it is not prime.
How do you make a set of twelve numbers that have 73 as the maximum 67 as the minamum and 70 for both the median and mode?
(67, 70, 70, 70, 70, 70, 70, 70, 70, 70, 70, 73)
How many percent is of 70 is 70?
70 is 100% of 70.
How much is 15 percent off 70 pound?
15 percent off 70 pound = £59.515% off of £70= 15% discount applied to £70= £70 - (15% * £70)= £70 - (0.15 * £70)= £70 - £10.5= £59.5
What is 2 percent of 70?
2 percent of 70 =1.42% of 70= 2% * 70= 0.02 * 70= 1.4
Summary of dekada 70 in English version?
summary of the film dekada'70
Who is the writer of Dekada '70?
Dekada '70 was written by Lualhati Bautista.
Who is Amanda bartolome in dekada 70?
mabait
Dekada 70 sa panahon ni Marcos?
Yes, ang dekada `70 ay naganap sa panahon ni rehimeng Marcos..
Who is the musical director of DEKADA 70?
Nonong Buencamino
What makes the movie dekada' 70 different?
becuase its dum
Ang dekada 70 ba ay isang teoryang feminismo?
Yups. It is. :)
Mga suliranin sa dekada 70?
Mga suliranin na mayroon sa dekada '70?
Dekada 70 ni lualhati bautista reaksyon?
maganda meaning ng nobela
What is the lesson in the movie dekada 70?
The movie Dekada 70 involves a middle-class family that are struggling to survive the era of dictatorship. It shows to you that living during dictatorship was a difficult time and even though it only shows one family it represents the many families who also struggled.
Dekada 70 setting in tagalog?
Ang setting ng Dekada '70 ay sa Pilipinas noong dekada ng 1970s. Ito ay panahon ng Martial Law sa ilalim ng pamumuno ni dating Pangulong Ferdinand Marcos. Ang kwento ay tumutok sa isang pamilya na nakararanas ng mga pagbabago at panganib sa kanilang lipunan.
How did the characters react to the setting of dekada 70?
The characters in "Dekada '70" reacted to the setting with a mix of fear, uncertainty, and defiance. They grappled with the oppressive political climate in martial law-era Philippines and were forced to confront social injustices and human rights abuses. Their reactions ranged from anger and frustration to a growing sense of activism and resistance.
