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What is four fifths of sixty?
Just multiply 64 by 4 and then divide by 5. Give it a try.
How do you FIGURE two fifths of sixty?
divide sixty by 5 then times 2 two fifths of sixty= 24
What is sixty-three thousand and three-hundred and sixty divide by 12?
5250 & 30. Unless you meant sixty three thousand, three hundred and sixty; which equals 5280.
How do you you work out the average time in seconds?
add them together divide by he number there is then divide by sixty and round to the nearest two decimal
How do you convert 75 minutes into hours?
you divide 75 by sixty and it equalls 1.25
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