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What is the LMC of 5 7 10?
It is 70
What is the lmc for 14 and 35?
Not sure about lmc but LCM(14, 35) = 70
What is the LMC of 2 5 and 8?
40
What is the LMC of 20and30 and 40?
If you mean LCM, then the answer is 120.
What is the given percent of 40 percent of 70?
40% of 70= 40% * 70= 0.4 * 70= 28
What is the product of 40 and 70?
The product of 70 and 40 = 70 x 40 = 2800.
What is 28 of 40 percent?
It is: 28/40 times 100 = 70%
What is the average of 40 and 70?
The average of 40 and 70 is equal to (40 + 70)/2 = 55.
What is 70 out of 40?
70 is 175% of 40 .
40 of 70?
If you mean 40% of 70 then it is 28
What is 110 - 40?
70
What is the lmc of 63 and 84?
That depends on what lmc is!
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