A slash in mathematics signals division. For example, if you see 4/2 it would mean 4 divided by 2. It also can mean a fraction, but this is less likely. so if you saw 1/2 it would be one half, or if you performed division, 0.5
It is not vital. Single cell creatures like a amoeba can survive without mathematics. But for higher forms of life - including many animals and birds - some form of mathematics is essential. For example, if an early humanoid with three of his friends saw an invading party of 15, he would have needed to approximate quickly that the other gang was much bigger and fighting was not such a good bet; it was time to run or hide. This sort of calculation would also apply to animals that hunt in packs. Or, is it worth 5 of you working really hard to kill a prey that will feed only two?
The answer to 744 times 31 equals 23,064. To solve this all you have to do is add 744 31 times.
Yes you can. It looks like this: (()This is called "nesting" parentheses. It is applicable to both language e.g. John saw the boy (who was standing on the bridge (Wikfield's Bridge)) take the money. and in mathematics e.g. x(y+(w+10))=240
The standard price for a power saw would be around the $150 dollar range. Depending on the size or the power of the saw it may range all the way up into the $300 plus dollar range. Some have been known to cost up to $1500.
No, the hex key for fitting it is part of the saw.
Because he saw the four seas
Dinosaurs died out a long time before humans came into existence.
the key is on a ledge near the water i saw the key but cant get to the ledge let me know if you figure out
I was recently in Hawaii and all the key chains or bicycle plates that I saw there for BRANDON is Palanakonu or Palanakana. I hope this helps! N.
how to get a broken key out of an ignition: First find a thin and littlest saw blade u can find. Like one for a small hacksaw or jig saw. the blades have little ridges that u can use to catch the key , that is inside the lock, from the part of the key with the cuts on it. Just carefully, put the blade into the ignition .More up to the top part . Then try to catch one of the key cuts on the saw blade ridge or ridges and pull out. If the key doesn't move at all ,some lubricant should help slightly. WD40 or something similar. It will probably take a little gettin use to it but, eventually, u should b able to get that broken key out, with a little patents. Good Luck
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To get a broken key out of the door lock, first spray the lock with a small amount of lubricant. Then insert a saw blade along the grooved side of the key and pull it back towards you. Keep doing this until the key shaft begins to move outwards, then grab a tweezers and pull it out all the way.
You just have to go get a different key made. Sorry :( Most keys are brass and I have never saw them put back together.
Most keys will break at the head. The shaft of the key is usually intact and that is all that is needed to cut a new on. Any place that makes keys should be able to do it.
the key features of a tenon saw is the shark jagged teeth at the bottom of the saw to cut your wood.