K and M
The two letters that both symbolize 1000 are "M" and "k." In Roman numerals, "M" represents 1000, while "k" is commonly used as a metric prefix for kilo, which denotes 1000 in the International System of Units.
It is two lots of 2^1000 or 2 x 2^1000 = 2^1001 (^ is the keyboard symbol for 'to the power of')
The greatest common divisor (GCD) of 666 and 1000 is 2, meaning that 2 is the largest number that can divide both 666 and 1000 evenly. Additionally, any of the divisors of 2, such as 1, can also divide both numbers. Therefore, both 1 and 2 can go into 666 and 1000.
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A number in the middle of 500 and 1000 is 750. This is calculated by finding the average of the two numbers, which is (500 + 1000) / 2 = 750. Thus, 750 is equidistant from both 500 and 1000.
The two letters that both symbolize 1000 are "M" and "k." In Roman numerals, "M" represents 1000, while "k" is commonly used as a metric prefix for kilo, which denotes 1000 in the International System of Units.
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It is two lots of 2^1000 or 2 x 2^1000 = 2^1001 (^ is the keyboard symbol for 'to the power of')
a D and a C
Ar, the first 2 letters of Argon. Am I missing something?
Two - D & G are both worth 2pts a piece.
It derive from the first 2 letters of the word "Bromine".
Ca+2 -Don't forget capital and lowercase letters, as well as the correct charge (remember-the +2 or 2+ , is written in small (letters), on the top right side of the end letter) . I've been learning this very recently in class I hope it helps you :)
The atomic symbol for aluminum, "Al," comes from its name in Latin, "alumen." This Latin word was used to refer to alum, a compound that contains aluminum. The symbol "Al" was later chosen to represent aluminum in the periodic table.
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(Fe) Iron is from the Latin name ferrous. Two letters to probably differentiate from fluorine. Not I for iron because we have iodine maybe.
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