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What geometric term is represented by a beam from a flashlight?
A cone.
What is the lowest term of 96 over 132?
Both are divisible by eight. So 8/11 would be the lowest fraction which could be represented in whole numbers.
What is the abbreviation of centiliter?
milliliters is the most used term and it is ml a centiliter would be 100 ml
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The term is null set, also known as the "empty set", and it contains no elements (numbers), represented by {} or ∅.
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It is a mixed number as for example: 2 and 3/4
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