The question is ambiguous.Do you mean:what percentage of all girls on earth are in Canada, orwhat percentage of Canada's population is girls?The question is ambiguous.Do you mean:what percentage of all girls on earth are in Canada, orwhat percentage of Canada's population is girls?The question is ambiguous.Do you mean:what percentage of all girls on earth are in Canada, orwhat percentage of Canada's population is girls?The question is ambiguous.Do you mean:what percentage of all girls on earth are in Canada, orwhat percentage of Canada's population is girls?
This is impossible to answer because we would either need to know:What year you were born; orWhat age you are now.Without some definition of age, no one can say how old you were in 1971.
If you push with one newton of force and keep it up through a distance of one meter,then you've expended one joule of energy. It doesn't matter what you're pushing, orwhat its mass is.
54 and 56 both have 8 factors .60 has 12 factors. The others numbers all have fewer factors.The answer will depend on the question you intended to ask. I suspect that the answer you want may be 60. Perhaps the following will prove instructive for you.The question should be stated:What number between 50 and 60 (inclusive) has the greatest number of factors?ORWhat number between 50 and 60 (inclusive) has the most factors?ORWhat number between 50 and 60 (exclusive) has the greatest number of factors?ORWhat number between 50 and 60 (exclusive) has the most factors?Best of all is to ask: 'What integer, starting with 50 and ending with 60, has the greatest number of divisors?' - provided that this is what you meant to ask, of course.All this may seem horribly pedantic to you! However, you will see, in a minute, why mathematicians insist on being so particular about nomenclature, in asking or answering mathematical questions.In any case, I will assume that you mean the first or the second of the questions above. Here is the reasoning:We can rule out the prime numbers, as they each have exactly two divisors: one and itself. This leaves 50, 51, 52, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, and 60.We can also rule out numbers that are the product of two primes, as they will have only four divisors; the first prime, the second prime, the number 1, and itself. Thus, we rule out 51, 55, 57, and 58. This leaves 50, 52, 54, 56, and 60.Let's now discover a quick method of calculating the number of divisors of any given number. This will save a lot of trial-and-error and the corresponding likelihood of mistakes. We will use 56 as an example:56 = 7 X 2 X 2 X 2 = 71 X 23. We have broken 56 down into its prime factors. Note the exponents, 1 and 3. Now, augment each exponent by one, and multiply: this gives 2 X 4 = 8. Eight is the number of divisors of 56. They may be shown as:7 X 2 X 2 X 2 = 56;7 X 2 X 2 = 28;7 X 2 = 14;7 X 1= 7;2 X 2 X 2 = 8;2 X 2 = 4;2 X 1 = 2; and1 = 1.With the logic of this method now understood, we see that we can also rule out all numbers that are the product of a perfect square and a prime number, as follows: The relevant exponents will be two and one; augmented and multiplied, they will give 3 X 2 = 6. Thus, we rule out 50 = 2 X 25 and 52 = 4 X 13, because they will have only six divisors. This leaves 54, 56, and 60 as the only possible candidates.56, we have already done: it has eight divisors; by the same method, we see that54 = 21 X 33 has 2 X 4 = 8 divisors; and60 = 22 X 31 X 51 has 3 X 2 X 2 = 12 divisors. Aha!We can now check our results, seeing that60 = 1 X 60 = 2 x 30 = 3 X 20 = 4 X 15 = 5 X 12 = 6 X 10. Thus, the divisors of 60 are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 10, 12, 15, 20, 30, and, of course, 60 itself. It is instructive and also reinforcing to note that, of these twelve divisors, exactly six of them are less than 8. Eight is the first number whose square is larger than 60. Of the numbers less than 8, only one of them - 7 - does not divide evenly into 60. So, we must be on the right track.Going back, now: PROVIDED that we meant to ask for the largest number of divisors belonging to a number from 50 to 60, INCLUSIVE, we find that 60 has the most divisors. If, on the other hand, we meant 'exclusive', rather than 'inclusive', (in which case, 50 and 60 don't count) then we find that 54 and 56 are tied for the most, at eight divisors each.See, I wasn't being so horribly pedantic, after all! Just picky, out of necessity!60, which has prime factors 2,3,5.
The question is ambiguous.Do you mean:what percentage of all girls on earth are in Canada, orwhat percentage of Canada's population is girls?The question is ambiguous.Do you mean:what percentage of all girls on earth are in Canada, orwhat percentage of Canada's population is girls?The question is ambiguous.Do you mean:what percentage of all girls on earth are in Canada, orwhat percentage of Canada's population is girls?The question is ambiguous.Do you mean:what percentage of all girls on earth are in Canada, orwhat percentage of Canada's population is girls?
i guess its by oxygen orwhat joins them together. hope that helps
Was machst Du in Japan translates as What do you do in Japan?orWhat are you doing in Japan?
The question is ambiguous:what is 68 in hexadecimal when converted to decimal, orwhat is 68 in decimal when converted to hexadecimal.
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The answer will depend on whether you meanwhat percentage of people in Canada play volleyball, orwhat percentage of people in the world play volleyball in Canada as opposed to elsewhere.
You either meanWhat is carnelian * An orange, or reddish-orange, semiprecious stone which is a variety of chalcedony, which itself is a type of quartz. orWhat is a chameleon * A slowmoving lizard with the ability to change its skin colour.
This is impossible to answer because we would either need to know:What year you were born; orWhat age you are now.Without some definition of age, no one can say how old you were in 1971.
Seaweeds that most often occur in warm marine waters are typically red or brown algae. These types of algae are adapted to the conditions of tropical and subtropical environments, where they thrive in the nutrient-rich waters and abundant sunlight.
If this would be translated to English, the direct way of questioning would be:What number president was Noynoy Aquino?orWhat number president is Noynoy Aquino?You can ask your friends this way like in casual conversations. But if it's somebody that you don't think you can be casual with, try the alternatives below:1. Where does Noynoy Aquino fall numerically in the list of presidents of the Philippines?2. Numerically, where does Noynoy Aquino fall on the list of Philippine presidents?3. Based on the number of Philippine presidents which position does Noynoy Aquino hold?answer : Among president of the Philippines on what spot the Noynoy Aquino has took placeRead more: What_is_the_English_of_pang-ilang_pangulo_ng_pilipinas_si_pang_Gloria_arroyo
If you push with one newton of force and keep it up through a distance of one meter,then you've expended one joule of energy. It doesn't matter what you're pushing, orwhat its mass is.
Is it in the passenger side of the car? if so you may find a keyhole that your ignition key fits in to turn it on and off so a child seat can be fitted. Light comes on to tell you the system is off.