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What is pi r2 divided by 2 plus 80 times 50?
(pi*r2)/2 + 4000
What is 2000 plus 4000?
6000
What is 4000 plus 569?
4569
What is 4000 plus 26 percent?
To increase a number by 26 percent, multiply the number by 1.26. In this instance, 1.26 x 4000 = 5040. Therefore, 4000 plus 26 percent is equal to 5040.
2 tons plus 10 pounds equals?
2 short tons = 4000 pounds + 10 pounds = 4010 pounds OR 2.00500 short tons
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How do you write 4000 plus 600 plus 8?
4000+600+8=?
What is 4000 plus 8000?
4000 + 8000 = 12,000
What is 4000 plus 1234567890?
4000 + 1234567890 = 1234571890
What is pi r2 divided by 2 plus 80 times 50?
(pi*r2)/2 + 4000
4000 plus 10 plus 3 plus .02 standard form?
4000 + 10 + 3 + 0.02 = 4013.02 4000 ___10 ____3 ____0.02 ---------- 4013.02 =======
What is 2 percent of 4000?
2% of 4000 =2/100 * 4000 = 80
What is 7500 plus 4000?
Answer11,500
What is 4000 plus 569?
4569
What is 1 plus 4000?
4,001
What is 2784 plus 4000?
6784
What is 2000 plus 4000?
6000
What is 4000 plus 26 percent?
To increase a number by 26 percent, multiply the number by 1.26. In this instance, 1.26 x 4000 = 5040. Therefore, 4000 plus 26 percent is equal to 5040.
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