Theprismgroup: Thousands. it's abbreviated kilos. 1k=1,ooo <------ spell check even said ya wrong.
S_Hospitality:
k doesn't mean kilo because eye assume your typing weight.
k when placed behind a number means a comma followed by 3 zeros.
The K refers to Federal Reserve District 11, Fort Woth (Texas).
Let x be a real number, such that 0 < x < 100. x-th percentile from a sample of n is number k such that k max(i - natural number | i < x.n/100).
What does a circle with a k in it on food mean
The degrees of freedom is a count of the number of variables which are free to vary. This number can be fewer than the number of variables because of constraints imposed by additional information. Suppose, for example, you have n variables and you also know their mean. Knowing the mean is effectively the same as knowing their sum. So (n-1) of the variables can take any value but, after that, the nth variable must be such that all n of them add to the know sum. Similarly, if you have n variables and are given k means (for k classes), then only n-k of the variables are free to take any value. There are k constraints imposed by the k means.
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56k means 56,000 as a number value. "k" is kilo-, metric measurement by "1,000". any number you see with a k behind it, we're talking about (that number) x (1000).
Answer: k is a comma followed by 3 zeros.
K on the periodic table is Potassium. It has a mass of 39.0983 amu and its atomic number is 19.K is the symbol for potassium.
"k", in this case, may mean "kilo", that is, "times thousand".
740 K could mean: 740,000 (number: the "k" stands for "thousand") 740 degrees k (temperature) 740 * k (in maths, to multiply 740 and k together)
The K refers to Federal Reserve District 11, Fort Woth (Texas).
Let x be a real number, such that 0 < x < 100. x-th percentile from a sample of n is number k such that k max(i - natural number | i < x.n/100).
The letter"K" has several uses in today's culture. Without knowing to which context you speak of, it is hard to know which use you mean. K is the abriviation for Kilometer, and is often heard in regards to running and marathons. A number with a lower case k after it is another use for "k". This means "thousands" of a number. For instance, 2k is 2,000. The exception to the number/letter k combination is 401(k), which is a type of retirement account. Also, some people who are very lazy about writing things out will say "k" instead of "okay."
Perhaps you mean compositions that are identified by a number preceded by a K. That would be Mozart, whose works were catalogued by Köchel (pronounced "kershel"). Each composition, including the symphonies, has a K number assigned to it.
(k x 4) + m = 4k + m Just put the numbers together with the unknown for products, then put the other parts you need to add behind (think of grouping)
By removing the 'k' placed in it.
No such model number in my references. Do you mean the H&K G3?