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One reason the number 89 does not belong is because it is a Prime number and the other numbers are not.
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What is the median of 88 86 66 50 65 90 98 100 76 89 66 89 88 90 91 40 77 82 86?
86
What is 89 out of 100 as a percent?
89%you do[100 x 0.89] and that equals the number 89, therefore the percent would be the decimal...its 89%
How do you write 89 percent as a fraction or mixed number?
89% = 0.89 or 89/100
What is the average of 90 86 91?
The average is 89.
Is 89 a square number?
Nope - 81 is a square number, and the next one is 100. 89 is actually a PRIME number
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