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6 x 6 = 36, add 3+6 = 9
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If you count from one to a hundred how many sixes will there be?
Depends what you mean by "sixes".There are 2 possible answers:9 - There is six, twenty six, thirty six, ..., ninety six.20 - There are the 6s at the end of 6, 16, 26, ..., 96 and the 6s at the beginning of 60, 61, ..., 69.
How many sixes are there in 36?
Six of them.
How many groups of 9 are there in 6 sixes?
Well 6x6=36 how many 9s go in to 36? 4 Hope this helped
How can six sixes make a dozen dozen?
A dozen dozen is 12 times 12 = 144. So you could do (6+6) X (6+6) + 6 - 6 = 144
What will you add to 9 to make it 6?
Add something to NINE to make it SIX IX is a Roman Numeral for 9 Add/ Prefix S to it to make it SIX
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