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The original number, written as " T U ", has the value (10T + U). When you reverse the digits, the new number has the value (10U + T). Adding the two numbers: (10T + U) + (10U + T) = 55 11T + 11U = 11(T + U) = 55 T + U = 5 All possible two-digit numbers that satisfy (T + U = 5) are: 1423 32 41
55. Fit the cubic t(n) = n3 - 8n2 + 30n - 20
Since you already have the distance = 12 miles and rate = 55mph, you can us the equation : distance equals rate x time.d=rt12=55t, plug in numbers12/55=t, divide by 55 on both sidest=.218 hour or around 13 minutes.
"Percent" is the same as "of 100" so the answer is 5.5
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If it is the front ones, remove the wheel, get a t-50, or t-55 torx for a half in. ratchet. remove the upper and lower bolts, caliper slides off. If it is rear, remove wheel, get an 18mm wrench and take the bolts out. caliper will come out with them.
t + 98 + 55 = 180 t + 153 = 180 t = 180 - 153 t = 27
T-55 Torx Bit, unless they're been replaced before. Auto supply and hardware mega-chain stores have them.
Torx T-55. A torque angle meter should be used to install them the correct number of degrees on final tightening. These head bolts are TTY (Torque To Yield) and are actually stretched beyond their elastic limit when installed. New head bolts must be used on reassembly or gasket failures are likely.
distance = rate * time 1 mile = 55 miles/hour * t t = 1 mile / 55 hours/mile = 1/55 hours or about 1 minute, 5 minutes, and 27 seconds
52 (T) + 55 (3 - T) = 162Eliminate parentheses:52 T + 165 - 55 T = 162Subtract 165 from each side:52 T - 55 T = -3Combine like terms on the left side:-3 T = -3Divide each side by -3 :T = 11 hour at 52 mph = 52 miles2 hours at 55 mph = 110 miles---------------------------------------3 hours . . . . . . . . . . 162 miles bravo!
t-55 or t 50 not sure but they are a pain to get out
t5 tranny, what size bolts secure the tranny to the bellhousing?
Some sources state that the T-54/55 is the most produced tank at about 100,000 units.