Any number and 63 minus that number.
Here are a few examples that will help you visualize this concept.
63 = 4+59, (63-4=59)
63 = 37+26, (63-37=26)
63 = (-10)+73, (63-(-10)=73)
Simple enough, right?
Here's another way to represent this:
X + (63-X) An algebraic representation of the answer to the question
X - X + 63 Equation rearranged according to the Commutative and Associative properties of Addition and Subtraction. The X's cancel and you get 63!
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To average two numbers you add them and divide by two; for three numbers you add and divide by three; and so on. For example, the average of 5, 10, and 24 would be 39/3 or 13.
Two goes into sixty-three thirty-one and a half times.
(-15) x 4 = -60 -15 + 4 = -11 ~Jason
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