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What is 1 seventh equal to?
Oh, dude, 1 seventh is equal to... well, mathematically speaking, it's equal to 1 divided by 7. So, like, if you had a pizza and you ate 1 seventh of it, you'd have 6 sevenths left. But who's counting, right?
What is1 over 6 of 42?
1/6 of 42 is 7.
Fractors of 42?
1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 14, 21, 42
What is 5 to the negative seventh power?
5-7 = 1/57 = 1/78125 = 0.0000128
The prime factorization of 42 using exponents?
'42' being an even number will divide by '2' Hence 2)42 = 21 3)21 = 7 7 ) 7 = 1 So the prime factors of '42' are 2^(1) X 3^(1) x 7^(1). #NB the '1' is the exponent. 2,3, & 7 are the primes.
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