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To find K, you would just multiply 40 by 2 to get 80. Therefore 80/2=40.
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K divided by 2 - k divided by 5- k divided by6 equals 2?
k/2 -k/5 -k/6 = 2 Multply all terms by 30: 15k -6k -5k = 60 4k = 60 k = 15
What answer is divided by 40 divided by 20?
2
What is 80 divided by 2?
40
What is 2 divided by 40?
0.05
80 divided by 2?
40
Square root 40 equals k square root 10 What does k equal and why?
√(40)=k√(10) Isolate k by dividing both sides by √(10) √(40)/√(10)=k √(40/10)=k √(4)=k k=2
Does one half of 40 equal 40 divided by one half?
No because 1/2 of 40 is 20 and 40 divided by 1/2 is 80.
What is 362 divided by 40?
9.05
40 divided by 2?
20
Why is 2 a factor of 40?
Because 40 can be divided by 2 with no remainder.
What is 282 divided by 7?
40.2857
40 divided by 16?
2.5
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