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How many 4s are in 55?
13.75 of them
What is a number that is between 30 and 56 that is a multiple of 5 and the sum of its digits is 9?
the only multiples of 5 are 30.35.40.45.50, and 55 the only sum to 9 is 45
Is 55 the sum of the first positive 10 integers?
Yes. The sum of 1 to 10 (inclusive) is 55.
What is the sum of 42 with a sum of 13?
It's the sum of 42 and 13 which is 55.
The sum of 27 and 28?
55.
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