33 is a composite number.
To find 33 percent of a number, multiply the number by 0.33. In this instance, 0.33 x 33 = 10.89. Therefore, 33 percent of 33 is equal to 10.89.
The factors of 33 are 1, 3, 11, and 33. It has 3 or more factors. It is a composite number.
33 over 10 written as a mixed number is: 33/10
33% of a number is equal to 0.33x that number.
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A 33-sided polygon is called a "tritriacontagon." The naming convention for polygons uses a combination of Greek prefixes and the suffix "-gon" based on the number of sides. In this case, "tri-" represents the number 3 and "triaconta-" represents the number 30, resulting in "tritriacontagon" for a 33-sided polygon.
As is arsenic. Its atomic number is 33. It is in period 4, group 15. Arsenic has many uses, such as wood preservatives, insecticides, and alloys, among other uses.
Nick Swisher wears uniform number 33 for the 2011 New York Yankees. The Captain number 33 Jason Varitek for the 1998-present Boston Red Sox 2 time world champion
No, 33 is not a triangular number.
Country code +33 (dialed as 00 33 from many places) is the code for France, followed by the subscriber number without the leading '0'. (For example, Paris numbers begin with +33 1, not with +33 01.)+33 1 = Paris region+33 2 = northwest+33 3 = northeast+33 4 = southeast+33 5 = southwest+33 6 and +33 7 = mobiles+33 8 = freephone and shared-cost numbers (may not be accessible from outside France)+33 9 = non-geographic numbers, including VoIP(The plus sign means "insert your international access prefix here." From a GSM mobile phone, you can enter the number in full international format, starting with the plus sign. The most common prefix is 00, but North America (USA, Canada, etc.) uses 011, Japan uses 010, Australia uses 0011, and many other countries use different prefixes.)
33 is a composite number.
As is arsenic. Its atomic number is 33. It is in period 4, group 15. Arsenic has many uses, such as wood preservatives, insecticides, and alloys, among other uses.
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The Netherlands uses country code +33. So, from the U.K. you dial 00 33 then the Dutch number minus its leading zero. For example, Amsterdam 020 1234567 becomes 00 33 20 1234567.
Number 33 is 7.
33 is a composite number.