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What is 12 divided by 516?
0.0233
What is the difference between linear feet and inches?
A linear foot is 12 times greater than one linear inch.
How is 48 and 12 a least multiple of 516?
if you multiply them it adds up to 516
What is the difference between 12 and 0?
The difference is 12.
What is 43 times 12?
43 x 12 = 516
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