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What number multiplied by 144 equals a million?
6,944.44 x 144 = one million
If X plus Y equals 500 and X-Y equals 300 what is Y?
800
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365 x 170 million equals?
365 x 170 million = 62,050 million.
If you know that 8 x 300 equals 2400 how can you find 8 x 320?
To find 8 x 320, you can break down 320 into 300 + 20. Since you know that 8 x 300 equals 2400, you can calculate 8 x 20, which equals 160. Finally, add 2400 and 160 to get the result of 8 x 320, which is 2560.
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