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What two integers is 42 between?
42 is between 41 and 43.
Prime number between 42 and 50?
41 43 47.
What is negative 41 minus negative 42?
41 - -42 is 83
Is 41 bigger than 42?
No, 41 is not bigger than 42.
What percent of 100 is 41 out of 42?
97.6190476%. Or you can round it to 98% You do 41 divided by 42 to get you answer
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