You have to get rid of the decimal part, losing part of the number. You can round to the nearest integer (2), you can round down (also 2 in this case), or you can round up (3), depending on your needs.
There aren't any whole numbers that satisfy these conditions. The only numbers that multiply to 23 are 23 and 1.
-5 and -4 or 4 and 5
0.3x - 0.2y = 4 (or you can multiply by 10 in order to work with whole numbers) 0.2x - 0.3y = 5/23 3x - 2y = 40 2x -3y = 50/23 2(3x) - 2(2y)= 2(40) -3(2x) - (-3)(3y) = (-3)(50/23) 6x - 4y = 80 -6x +9y = -150/23 6x - 6x - 4y + 9y = 80 - 150/23 5y = 1690/23 y = (1690/23)/(5) y = (1690/23)(1/5) y = 338/23 2x - 3y = 50/23 2(338/23) - 3y = 50/23 676/23 -3y = 50/23 -3y = -676/23 + 60/23 -3y = -616/23 y = (-616/23)/(-3) y = (-616/23)(-1/3) y = 616/69
Area of circle: pi*23^2 = 1661 square meters rounded to the nearest whole number
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23 is a whole number.
To convert 23 percent into a whole number, you need to divide 23 by 100 and then multiply the result by 100. This is because percent means "per hundred." So, 23 percent as a whole number would be 23 divided by 100, which equals 0.23, then multiply by 100 to get 23 as a whole number.
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Yes.Yes -23 is an integer or a whole number
23% of 41 rounded to the nearest whole number:= 23% * 41= 0.23 * 41= 9 (9.43)
23 hours is not a whole day
It is LCM(23, 4) = 92.
23.017 to the nearest whole number = 23
1. 23 is prime, so the only factors of 23 are 1 and 23.
23 is a prime number. only 23 x 1 gives you 23 (talking whole numbers of course)
Yes, it is.
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