No, it isn't since 34 is one half of 68.
50 percent is one half: {50% = 0.50 = 1/2}. One half of 68 is 34.
eight and a half 8's go into 68 (8.5)
To find one-quarter of 68, you divide 68 by 4. This calculation gives you 17, which is one-quarter of 68. In other words, if you were to split 68 into four equal parts, each part would be 17.
I assume you want a rectange of dimensions 68 times (unknown). Here is how you solve it. 1) Look up the definition of "acre"; specifically, how many square feet does an acre have (unless you have already memorized it, of course). 2) Convert the half-acre to square feet. 3) Divide the number of square feet by 68 feet to get the unknown other length.
No, it isn't since 34 is one half of 68.
50 percent is one half: {50% = 0.50 = 1/2}. One half of 68 is 34.
Well, isn't that just a happy little math question? If we take 68 and divide it by 2, we get 34. Just imagine that number peacefully resting in the middle, creating a perfect balance. It's like a gentle breeze on a sunny day, bringing harmony to our mathematical canvas.
68 divided by 2 = 34.
68/2=32*68=2312
136 multiplied by 1/2 is 68.
That is 68 fluid ounces
68
After one half-life of 68.3 minutes, half of the gallium-68 sample will have decayed. Therefore, 5.0 mg of the original 10.0 mg sample will be left.
about one and half hour approx. 68 miles or 109 km
To find half of 136, divide it by 2. The answer is 68.
eight and a half 8's go into 68 (8.5)