3+3=6 - Math Wiz
It is used to represent factorial. For example, n! is equal to n(n-1)(n-2)(n-3)...(1).
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Ok, SO if 4 students can do 80 math problems in one hour, each student can do 20 math problems an hour. This is because 80 math problems divided by 4 students/kids is 20, well 80 divided by or / by 4 is twenty. Ok, so each student can do twenty problems an hour, and twenty multiplied by 8 (because there are now eight students doing math problems) is 160. So, that is in one hour. So, then, to, find, how much they can do in 3 hours, multiply this by 3 because 160/h multiplied by 3 is x/3r. so now 160x3 is 480, so 8 students can do 480 math problems in 3 hours.Hope this helps!
-9;-1;4;-4 =24 how all that calculate equal 24 why?
There are infinitely many math problems whose solution would be -7. Here is a simple algebra problem: x + 10 = 3. What is x? The answer (you guessed it) is -7.
An infinite number of possibilities. 1 - 3 = or 1.1 - 3.1 = are two examples.
6 x 3 36/2 10 + 8 24 - 6
A comparison in math terms is when you see if two problems are equal to each other.
It is simple, 15= 5 times 3 so you can write 5 problems in each 3 rows or 3 problems in each 5 rows. Hope I answered your math question correctly!
3+3=6 - Math Wiz
It is used to represent factorial. For example, n! is equal to n(n-1)(n-2)(n-3)...(1).
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Math Problems - 2010 Ophira Eisenberg 1-3 was released on: USA: 5 April 2010
Ok, SO if 4 students can do 80 math problems in one hour, each student can do 20 math problems an hour. This is because 80 math problems divided by 4 students/kids is 20, well 80 divided by or / by 4 is twenty. Ok, so each student can do twenty problems an hour, and twenty multiplied by 8 (because there are now eight students doing math problems) is 160. So, that is in one hour. So, then, to, find, how much they can do in 3 hours, multiply this by 3 because 160/h multiplied by 3 is x/3r. so now 160x3 is 480, so 8 students can do 480 math problems in 3 hours.Hope this helps!
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-9;-1;4;-4 =24 how all that calculate equal 24 why?