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What fraction of a minute is 51 seconds?
51/60
How many subgroup of a group of order 60 andorder 51?
how many subgroup of a group of order 60 and order 51?
Find the next two numbers in this pattern 78 69 60 51?
{| |- | 78 69 60 51 42 33 |}
What is the prime factorization of 40 and 60 with exponents?
40 = 23 x 51 60 = 22 x 31 x 51
What does 51 plus 17 equal?
If we add 51 and 17 (51 + 17), we'd get 68 for an answer. The number 51 is 50 + 1, and the number 17 is 10 + 7, taking the units digits, 1 + 7 equals 8, and 50 + 10 equals 60. Further, 8 plus 60 is 68, so the sum of 51 and 17 is 68.
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