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Something multiplied by something equals 98?
7*14 = 98
What is something multiplied by four called?
Quadruple
If something is quadrupled how many times has it been multiplied?
Four times
What is the power to which something is raised or the number of times it is multiplied by itself?
Its exponent.
What is the definition of standard notation?
It means that you write a number as a power of ten. So it will be "something" multiplied by 10^"something else" The "something" has to be between 1 (inclusive) and 10 (not inclusive). The "something else" can be any number.
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Something multiplied by something equals 98?
7*14 = 98
What is something multiplied by four called?
Quadruple
What is something multiplied by nine called?
a multiple of 9
What is the word for something being multiplied by four?
Quadruple. (multiplication)
How do you 0.025 by something?
0.025 is equivalent to 2.5% when it is multiplied by 100
What is Treble in maths?
The same as "triple" - that something is multiplied by 3.
If something is quadrupled how many times has it been multiplied?
Four times
What is the power to which something is raised or the number of times it is multiplied by itself?
Its exponent.
Something multiplied by something equals 117?
1x117! well i guess that's not too good so............ 39x3!
What is five sevenths of something?
5/7 of something = 5/7 multiplied by that something Example: 5/7 of 15 = 75/7
What is a multiplication statement for something multiplied by 10?
the result will always end in 0
How does something increase by factor of 4?
That's a fancy way of saying it is multiplied by 4.
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