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What numbers multiply nine and add fourteen?
3,3,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1.
If the average of two numbers is 7 then the two numbers could be?
The two numbers could be any of the numbers that you add to get to fourteen.
What is 7 add 7?
14
How do you write Six and fourteen thousandths in numbers in digits?
6.0014
How do you make fourteen using the four fours?
fourteen take away four and then add a four and times by (2 times 4)
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