I comes from numero, the ablative form of the Latin word numerus.
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β 8y agoIn principle, you can count backwards; or use some shortcut (such as calculating the number of days, dividing by 7, and obtaining the remainder).
Powers are a convenient shortcut for repeated multiplication.
the shortcut way of dividing is mutiplying
The multiple of ten can be reduced to the smaller number by moving the decimal place of the numerator one place to the left. However, this may only be a marginal short cut. For example, dividing 1256 by 3450 is equivalent to dividing 125.6 by 345 but that is hardly a shortcut!
You add two zeros at the end of the answer 80*90=7200
press F2 for rename shortcut
Just add a zero behind the number. (8 x 10 = 80)
its a shortcut
its a shortcut
Use the Ctrl + F shortcut key combination.
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F8 is the shortcut key that you can use for selecting sales voucher.
use the Run as administrator shortcut menu option
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For main group elements, the number of valence electrons is equal to the group number. For transition metals and inner transition metals, the number of valence electrons can be determined by looking at the group number (column number) in the periodic table and adjusting accordingly for the specific element.
In principle, you can count backwards; or use some shortcut (such as calculating the number of days, dividing by 7, and obtaining the remainder).
Use the F5 key.