4x23=92 and 4x24=96.Hence 92 and 96.
1x96 2x48 3x32 4x24 6x16 8x12
The smallest multiple of both 3 and 8 is 24. The second multiple of these numbers is 2x24=48. The third is 3x24=72. The fourth is 4x24=96. 96 is the smallest one that is greater than 80. To find any other ones, use the pattern used above. 5x24=120 6x24=144 etc etc etc...
In simple terms, negative numbers don't have square roots. If you multiply a number by itself, you can never get a negative number for the answer. Square a negative or a positive, you get a positive; square zero, you get zero.Now, if you get fancy, you could say that while a negative number has no real square roots, you can make one up by inventing the imaginary number i, which is the number that when squared, equals -1. Then you can say that sqrt (-96) = [ sqrt(-1) ] * [ (sqrt(96) ] = i*sqrt(96). From here, you can go ahead and simplify sqrt(96) ...Look for a perfect square factor, and take it out of the root: 96 = 4x24 = 4x4x6 = 16x6; sqrt(96) = sqrt(16)*sqrt(6) = 4sqrt(6).So sqrt(-96) = i*4sqrt(6), which is customarily written as 4isqrt6(You would write a radical sign wherever it says "sqrt" above.)
96
4X24
4x23=92 and 4x24=96.Hence 92 and 96.
1% of 400 is 4 24% of 400 is 4x24 is 96 24% of 400 is 96
1x96 2x48 3x32 4x24 6x16 8x12
6 gal 1 gallon = 4 quarts 1 quart = 0.25 gallon
4x24=96 20 x 4 = 80 4 x 4 = 16 80 + 16 = 96
The historically correct scope would be a NPZ manufactured PSO-1. These are kind of hard to find, but Zenit Belomo makes an almost exact copy, a POSP 4x24. These are plentiful, quite cheap, you won't be able to tell a difference (definitely not on an airsoft rifle) and it will look the same to anyone else.
The smallest multiple of both 3 and 8 is 24. The second multiple of these numbers is 2x24=48. The third is 3x24=72. The fourth is 4x24=96. 96 is the smallest one that is greater than 80. To find any other ones, use the pattern used above. 5x24=120 6x24=144 etc etc etc...
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In simple terms, negative numbers don't have square roots. If you multiply a number by itself, you can never get a negative number for the answer. Square a negative or a positive, you get a positive; square zero, you get zero.Now, if you get fancy, you could say that while a negative number has no real square roots, you can make one up by inventing the imaginary number i, which is the number that when squared, equals -1. Then you can say that sqrt (-96) = [ sqrt(-1) ] * [ (sqrt(96) ] = i*sqrt(96). From here, you can go ahead and simplify sqrt(96) ...Look for a perfect square factor, and take it out of the root: 96 = 4x24 = 4x4x6 = 16x6; sqrt(96) = sqrt(16)*sqrt(6) = 4sqrt(6).So sqrt(-96) = i*4sqrt(6), which is customarily written as 4isqrt6(You would write a radical sign wherever it says "sqrt" above.)
24 goes into 110 4 with 14 left over, as a fraction it would look like this: 4 14/24, just work out 2x24 then 3x24, 4x24 which is 96 and do 5x24 to see if you can go higher than 96 but not higher than 110