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The sequence "6 3 13" could refer to various things depending on the context, such as numerical values, a code, or a mathematical expression. For example, if taken as a simple arithmetic expression, it doesn't have a clear operation defined between the numbers. If it represents a date (June 3, 2013), it could signify an event that occurred on that day. More context is needed to provide a specific interpretation.
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What is -13 plus 6 plus 3?
-13 + 6 + 3 = -4
What is 13 times 6 times 3?
13 x 6 x 3 = 234
What is bigger 3 7 or 6 13?
6/13 is greater.
What is x in this equation 19-2x equals 13?
19-2x=13 19 -13 ------ 6 6/2=3 19-(2)(3)=13 x=3
What is equal to this number sentence 13 plus 3-6 plus 10?
13 + 3 - 6 + 10 = 20 : answer if it is 3 minus 6 in the question. 13 + 3.6 + 10 = 26.6 : answer if it is a decimal 3.6.
What is the pattern for 3 -6 12 4 20?
13
What is -13 plus 6 plus 3?
-13 + 6 + 3 = -4
How do you get 24 with 13 6 9 and 3?
13 + 9 + (6/3) = 24
What is 13 times 6 times 3?
13 x 6 x 3 = 234
What is 3 plus 4 plus 6?
3+4+6 easily equals 13. There is a few ways to do it. 3+4 equals seven. Then add 6 and you get 13. 3+6 equals nine. Then add 4 and you get 13. 4+6 equals ten. Then add 3 and you get 13.
What is 2 and 1 over 6 divided by 1 and 1 over 3?
21/6 / 11/3 = (13/6) / (4/3) = 13/6 * 3/4 = 13/8 = 15/8
What is bigger 3 7 or 6 13?
6/13 is greater.
How much is 13 x 3 - 3 3?
13 * 3 - 33 = 6
What is x in this equation 19-2x equals 13?
19-2x=13 19 -13 ------ 6 6/2=3 19-(2)(3)=13 x=3
What comes next 3 4 6 9 13?
1834 (3+1)6 (4+2)9 (6+3)13 (9+4)18 (13+5)...and so on
What is two thirds of two and one sixth?
(2/3)*(2+1/6) = (2/3)*(12/6+1/6) = (2/3)*(13/6) = (26/18) = 13/9 Answer: 13/9
Number sequence 3 4 6 9 13?
18 is the answer and here is why:- 3+1=4 4+2=6 6+3=9 9+4=13 13+5=18
