It has something to do with the thickness of the noodle
Answer #2:
The numbers are not actually sizes, they're more of a product code that the manufacturer uses for product reference. I suppose they could be used for size reference but it will vary from company to company.
For example, for Barilla-brand pasta, the lower the number, the thinner. So a #1 is capellini (Thin, in America known as "Angel hair"), while a #13 is bavette. However, I have found that most pasta manufacturer's numbers are relatively the same. So to answer your question in the discussion as well, #8 is thicker than a #6.
Many Italian-made and imported brands will opt to use a more-or-less standard sizing convention, like capellini, bavette, spaghettini, bucatine, bavattine, etc.
A number means that it is 6
6' = 6 feet
It is a square number because 6 times 6 = 36
if you mean 2x?=6 the answer is 3
The mean number from a set of numbers is the average.Example: (5 + 6 + 7) ÷ 3 = 6 (therefore the average of the three numbers is 6).
The answer is zero. It is always possible to have no (ie 0) packages.
The average of a single number is equal to the number itself. In this instance, the mean of the number 6 is 6.
About 5-6 cups per pound
A number means that it is 6
6' = 6 feet
it mean 6 times a number
It is the Roman Numeral for the number 6. It is the Roman Numeral for the number 6.
It is a square number because 6 times 6 = 36
if you mean 2x?=6 the answer is 3
The mean number from a set of numbers is the average.Example: (5 + 6 + 7) ÷ 3 = 6 (therefore the average of the three numbers is 6).
MEAN: The mean is the average. You find it by adding up every number in the set, and then dividing the sum by the number of data in the set. EX: 4, 6, 6, 10 = 24 24/4= 6 6 IS THE MEAN. MEDIAN: The median is the middle number in the data set. EX: 4, 6, ``6``, 8, 10 6 is the middle number. 6 is the median. MODE: The mode is the number that occurs most in the data set. 4, 6, 6, 8, 10 6 occurs the most. 6 is the mode.
There are a great number of packages, that can often be mixed and matched to include hotels, car rentals, gate fees, site or city attractions and meals. Take a look, and see what fits for you.