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There are 29 3s because there also a 3 in the how many 3s are in 83333333333333333333333333333
no 3s There
take 3s as one symbol
this is a joke not a correct questiion
there are 29 including 23 and 3 and 13 when u are counting
There are 29 3s because there are another 3 in question how many 3s in
Divide. The answer is 2.7777778e+28.
28 or 29 lol.
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How do you make the numbers 0-50 only using four 3s?
You can't unless something is missing in your question.
A rectangle has length triple the side of this square and width two units less than the side of this square Which equation describes this situation if the two areas are equal?
Area rectangle = Area of Square (s - 2) x 3s = s2 3s2 - 6s =s2 2s2 - 6s =0 s2 - 3s =0 s(s-3) =0 S= 0, S= 3
If Joe is 5 years older than Sally In 15 years Joe will be 3 times as old as Sally is now How old is Sally now?
Sally is 10. To solve: Let's use as variables the letter j for Joe's age today and s for Sally's age today, and try to solve for s. Start by expressing what we know about the relationships of Joe's and Sally's ages as equations. Joe (today) is 5 years older than Sally (today): j = s + 5 Joe in 15 years will be 3 times Sally's age (today): j + 15 = 3s Begin solving the two equations simultaneously by replacing the j in the second equation with its value from the first; then solve for s: j + 15 = 3s s + 5 +15 = 3s [since j = s + 5] s + 20 = 3s 3s = s + 20 [just reversing the equality] 2s = 20 [subtracting s from both sides] s = 10 [Your answer! Sally's age today.] Now solve for Joe's age today (j), and check the answer: j = s + 5 [given] j = 10 + 5 [substituting the solved age for Sally] j = 15 [Joe's age today!] Checking we see that Joe's age is 5 more than Sally's; and we see that in 15 years, Joe's age of 30 is 3 times Sally's age today of 10. Success!
The difference between two numbers is 11 Twice the smaller number plus three times the larger number is 123?
L = S + 11; 2S + 3(S + 11) = 123, ie 2S + 3S + 33 = 123ie 5S = 90 ie S = 18 and L = 29
In a triangle the measure of the largest angle is 3 times the measure of the smallest angle The measure of the remaining angle is twice the measure of the smallest angle Measure of the largest angle?
Cryptogram said 45, but what was the question?There is no punctuation, except for the last "?", so I will assume that when a word is capitalized, it starts a new sentence. Therefore the statements are:In a triangle the measure of the largest angle is 3 times the measureof the smallest angle. The measure of the remainingangle is twice themeasure of the smallest angle.Since "Measure of the largest angle" is a fragment of something, I will discard it (it could be a mistake of leftover text or could be an incomplete thought). I guess that the "?" at the end means that we are supposed to answer something, and the answer could possibly relate to the largest angle. If I supply all the angles, you will hopefully get your answer.Since L=3S and M=2S, and 3S+2S+S=180º, then 6S=180º, so Smallest angle =30ºMiddle angle =60ºLargest angle =90º
how many 3 are in 6037234789333333333333333333333333363?
28 3s
How many threes are in fifteen?
How many 3s are in 15
How many 3s are in 28?
9
How many 3s in a dozzen?
4
How many 3s in 48?
16
How many 3s go in 113?
37.6666667
How many 3s did Reggie Miller make?
2,560
How many 3s in 78?
0
How many 3s in 3000?
3000/3 = 1000
How many 3s are there in 21?
There are: 21/3 = 7
How many 3s fit into 72?
24 of them
How many 3s are there in the number 609?
203
