It depends on what operations you are allowed to use, but if repeating decimals are allowed it is easy. I can't type a dot or bar over a digit to indicate a repeating decimal here, so I'll type .2r for .222222..., which is equal to 2/9. Thus 2/.2r is 9, so 2/.2r - 2 is 7, as required.
It takes 30 twos to add up to 60. ( You discover this by dividing 60 by 2. )
three.. 2, 22, 222
23 + 2 19 + 3 + 3 17 + 5 + 3 17 and 4 twos 17, 2 threes and 2 twos 13 + 7 + 5 13 and 6 twos 13 and 4 threes 11 and 2 sevens 11 and 7 twos and a bunch more up to 10 twos and 5 11 twos and 3
3 ones
three and 5 over 8 = 7
√(2+2)+2
No. It is not true to say that fourty seven (47) is 14 twos.
The answer to three twos is an integer and not a mixed number.
The plural of two is twos. e.g. Three twos are six.
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150 of them.
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2+2+2+2-1=7
It takes 30 twos to add up to 60. ( You discover this by dividing 60 by 2. )
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