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What is the history of limits in calculus?
newton and Leibniz were first introduced the concept of limit independently
Who first introduced pi and when?
I think the ancient Egyptians had the concept albeit a rough approximation eg 22/7
What is 108 as a percentage?
108 as a percentage= 108%= 1.08 in decimal= 108/100 or 27/25 in fraction
What is 60 percent of 108?
64.860% of 108= 60% * 108= 0.60 * 108= 64.8
What is 77 percent of 108?
77% of 108 = 77% * 108 = 0.77 * 108 = 83.16
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