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Which measurement below had five significant figures?
302.05 grams
Is the mean distribution has equal number above and below?
No. For example, the mean of 1,1,1,1,1,7 is 12/6 = 2: one above and five below.
What is a shape with five sides and 2 right angles?
An irregular pentagon as shown below. ./\ /. \ | .| |_|
How many times in the Bible does it say courageous?
The word "courageous" is in the Bible five times. It is in five verses. Please see the related link below.
Is there a five hundred thousand bill?
No. See the link below for info on obsolete large denomination notes.
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