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What did humans invent to do their math easier?
They went to a decimal method of counting (base10) and invented zero
What side of the thermostat goes toward the engin block. The flat side or the extended side?
The extended side goes in the block.
How many sides are in a block?
A standard block, such as a cube, has six sides. Each side is a flat surface, and in the case of a cube, all sides are square. If you're referring to a different type of block, such as a rectangular prism, it would also have six sides, but the top and bottom faces would be rectangles.
How many 140 block on flat in a m2?
To determine how many 140mm blocks fit in a square meter, you first convert the dimensions of the block to meters: 0.14m x 0.1m (assuming standard height and width). The area of one block is 0.014m². Therefore, you can fit approximately 71 blocks in one square meter, calculated by dividing 1m² by the area of one block (1 / 0.014 = 71.43). Thus, you can fit about 71 blocks in a square meter.
What key has a flat and b flat and e flat?
the scale e flat major has a flat, b flat and e flat.
How do India's base10 numerals look?
In which language?
What is a tall block?
a tall block is something like a HDB flat
How you convert decimal number into octal equvalent?
(83)base10 to octal
What is 2 plus 2000?
Using base10 number system, it is: 2000 +0002 ----- 2002
What is 456359 - 9646?
446713
What is the area of a triangle 35 inch squared and the base10?
Perhaps 35 inch squared!
What did humans invent to do their math easier?
They went to a decimal method of counting (base10) and invented zero
(1111) base 2=( )base10. a) 15,b)30,c)23,d)16?
What is a long flat block of something hard like chocolate?
bar.
What side of the thermostat goes toward the engin block. The flat side or the extended side?
The extended side goes in the block.
Which 3 media and connectors do two base10 networks use?
UTP cable, BNC connector, STP cable
What does a block plane do?
This carpentry tool allows a woodworker to 'plane' a section of imperfectly flat wood.
