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What times 14 gives 17?
It is: 17/14 times 14 = 17
What is 14 over 17 as a percentage?
Expressed as a percentage, 14/17 x 100 = 82.3529411764705882 recurring (that is, 82.35294117647058823529411764705882...) percent. Rounded to two decimal places, this is equal to 82.35 percent.
What multiplies to -14 and adds to -17?
x+y=-14 xy=-17 y=-x+-14 xy=x(-x-14)=17 x(-x-14)=17 -x2-14x=17 -x2-14x-17=0 Quadratic formula. When you plug it in you get 14+or-sqrt128 all over -2. That number doesn't come out evenly, so plug both instances into the first equation to get your answer.
What is 14(x-8) equal?
112
What does 5 x 17 equal?
5 x 17 = 85
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