Because, each number is separated by 5 minutes. So, 1 would be 5 minutes, 2 would be 10 minutes, and so on.
One way is to count by 2's five times: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10The other way is to count by 5's two times: 5, 10
even numbers are 2.4,6,8,10,12,14,16,18,20. if you skip count by two you will know what an even number is,and ther is more numbers than what i said
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A way to express a relationship in math. For example, 2x or 3+y
Really all you have to do is multiply 7 x what ever # you need to. you can add or skip count by any #.
If we skip count by 100s 1). 121 is nearer to blank than
you count in twos.
skip all the 8's
To find the LCM you need to skip count the two numbers like: 4,8,12 12,24,36,48 LCM:12 because 4 skip counted to 12 and twelve is the number itself.
you use multiplication by sevens.
One way is to count by 2's five times: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10The other way is to count by 5's two times: 5, 10
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even numbers are 2.4,6,8,10,12,14,16,18,20. if you skip count by two you will know what an even number is,and ther is more numbers than what i said
Using 365 days in a year - skip Leap Year days for simplicity - that's 365 times 24 to get hours, then times 60 minutes/hour - or 525,000 minutes per year. 1,000,000,000 divided by 525,600 equals about 1,901 years. Or ... it was A.D. 107.
10 is important because 10 is a marking place, its easy to count by so you can count faster this is called skip counting
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Yes, you should count the "off" week when you are figuring up how long you have been on the patch.