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If a ninth of a number is 1543 what is the number?
13,887To find this just times 1543 by 9.
What is 'm' in m 20?
If the question is about the Triffid Nebula, then the M stands for Messier, after the French astronomer Charles Messier who catalogued some astronomical objects in 1771. He was a comet hunter and wanted a list of objects that could be confused with comets so that he could reject them quickly.If the question is about the Triffid Nebula, then the M stands for Messier, after the French astronomer Charles Messier who catalogued some astronomical objects in 1771. He was a comet hunter and wanted a list of objects that could be confused with comets so that he could reject them quickly.If the question is about the Triffid Nebula, then the M stands for Messier, after the French astronomer Charles Messier who catalogued some astronomical objects in 1771. He was a comet hunter and wanted a list of objects that could be confused with comets so that he could reject them quickly.If the question is about the Triffid Nebula, then the M stands for Messier, after the French astronomer Charles Messier who catalogued some astronomical objects in 1771. He was a comet hunter and wanted a list of objects that could be confused with comets so that he could reject them quickly.
What domain would be the most appropriate set to use for a function that predicts the number of household online-devices in?
The arguments for the function could be one or more of the total number of households, the number of people in each household, their disposable income, ages, where in the world they lived. There are many other possible factors. So the domain would be a multi-dimensional space in which some variables were qualitative (where they lived), and some quantitative.
Who figured out how to find out the hypotenuse in a triangle?
The pythagorean theorem is the equation used to find the hypotenuse or missing side in a right triangle. It is named after Pythagoras of Samos, a mathematician who lived in the 5th and 6th centuries BC.
Father of modern algebra?
..i think its diphantus..he is a greek mathematician..he lived in alexandria,egypt,where he occupied himselfcheifly with diophantine analysis,earning the the litle father of algebra...he wrote the arithmethicca, of which only 6 out of 13 was sold.....
