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What is the difference of three times a number and 27?
|3n - 27|
How do you get the cube of a number?
To get the cube of a number you times the number by its self, three times. E.g- 3 cubed= 3x3x3=27
Three times the difference of 5 minus a number is 27?
66
What is the LCM of 25 45 27?
There is no number that goes into all three of those numbers.
How do you divide 9 into 117?
9 goes into 100 ten times. 117 - 90 = 27. 9 goes into 27 three times. 10 + 3 = 13 117 divided by 9 = 13
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