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What is 5 plus 8 plus 20 plus 12 plus 19?
5 + 8 + 20 + 12 + 19 = 64
How do you find a number such that -64 is 12 more than four times the number?
-64 is 12 more than 4 times a number...-64 equals 12 plus 4 times an unknown number...sounds like an equation to me:-64 = 12 + 4x-64 -12 = 12 + 4x - 12-76 = 4x-76/4 = 4x/4-19 = xThe number you're looking for is -19.
How many inches is 5 foot 4 inches?
A foot is 12 inches. 5 times 12 is 60 plus 4 is 64. 5 foot 4 inches equates to 64 inches.
What is 19 plus 45?
64
What is 12 plus 28 plus 24?
12 + 28 + 24 = 64
What is the improper fraction of 64-53?
117
What is 17 more than 19 plus 28answer?
The answer is: 64
What is the sum of 19 plus 64?
83 is the answer. Just add! (:
92-(12 plus 16)?
64
What is 53 x 64?
53 x 64 = 3,392
What is 19 more than 17 plus 28?
64It is the same as 17+28+19 = 64
What is the greatest common factor of 64 and 53?
gcf(64, 53) = 1
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