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Earn +20 ptsQ: Why do I see the number 48 everywhere?
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Why is 49 a lucky number?
I see this number everywhere. I see it in shops, phone numbers and i see it on the time... Weird and getting annoying
Where do you see percentages?
Everywhere
Is 48 an odd number?
No way Jose. 48 is an even number
What is a number that multiplies to -48 and adds up to 2?
-46
How many units are there in 48?
In mathematics, a unit refers to a single entity or a single instance of a number. In the case of the number 48, there is only one unit, which is the number 48 itself. Therefore, there is 1 unit in the number 48.
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