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Is 70 Times 5 equal to 350?
Yes, 70 times 5 is equal to 350.
What does 30 plus 50 plus 70 equal?
30 + 50 + 70 = 150
What is is 30 percent off 300 pound?
£210 as 30% less is 70% off your original value the decimal of 70% is 0.7 so 300*0.7=£210
How many times can 70 go into 300?
To determine how many times 70 can go into 300, you would divide 300 by 70. The result of this division is approximately 4.2857. Since you cannot have a fraction of a division in this context, you would consider the whole number part of the result. Therefore, 70 can go into 300 approximately 4 times.
What is 152.4 times 70 equal?
152.4 * 70 = 10,668
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