Yes indeed. Sanitarium company policy states that each Up n Go factory must be within 10km of each Weetbix factory. This is to ensure the rapid transport of the Weetbix-by-product (crumbs) into the dairy directly after manufacture of each Wheetbix batch. At the Up n Go factory crumbs are poured into Wheetbix sized moulds before being poured individualy into each Up n Go container. Exactly 2 portions are carefully poured into each box. The box is then taken to the liquifier which is a large machine that rapidly shakes each box to dissolve the crumbs successfully. If you look closely at the label Sanitarium has a disclaimer which states that all crumbs may not be dissolved and this may be a choking hazard for children below the age of 3. The oesophagus of children aged 3 and above, on average, has a diameter wide enough to engulf half a Weetbix (soaked in milk). This has been deemed safe by the insurance advisers of sanitarium as the chance of half a Weetbix making it from one factory to the other is close to zero, considering how fragile they are. So to sum up, yes, there are exactly 2 Weetbix in every Up n Go.
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Not evenly, as 359 is actually a prime number.
An equivalent decimal doesnt mean you have to go into so much trouble just ad another 0 after the decimal! EXAMPLE... 2.7 is equivalent to 2.70 Its as easy as pie!
first of all your question doesnt make sense at all!!! but ill tell you this, Equivalent Ratios are ratios whose fraction or ratio are equivalent. now go away kid
No, 3 does not go into 64
.444444444444444444444444 (the 4s go on forever)