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What does XVLIII in roman numerals mean?
It is an invalid arrangement of Roman numerals but if you meant XLVIII then it is equivalent to 48
How many tens are there in 480?
There are 48 of them
What is the verb of arrangement?
The verb of arrangement is arrange. As in "to arrange something"
What is 48 percent of 48?
Do .48*48 then the answer is 23.04
What is the square root of 48'x48'?
√(48' x 48') = √(48')2 = 48'
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