Only one: triple 20. Any other will require more than one dart.
60 percent = 60/100 60% of 40 = 60/100 x 40 = 24. Ans: 24 questions.
A score is 20. So 3 score is 60 +2 = 62 total,
To achieve a score of 70% on a 200-question test, you would need to answer 140 questions correctly. This means you can afford to miss 60 questions and still achieve a 70% score.
We can rearrange the letters in tattoo 60 times.
Threescore is 60 score = 20 x 3 = 60 60 and 2 62 years
628
three triple-20's
625
To make it harder for dart players to score big points...with triple 20 u can still score 60 per dart.
To determine the number of ways to score 60 with 3 darts on a standard dartboard, one must consider the various scoring options available, including single, double, and treble scores for each number (1-20) and the bullseye. The problem can be approached using combinatorial methods or programming algorithms to account for the different combinations of scores that total 60. Given the complexity of the scoring system and the numerous combinations, a precise number can be calculated through exhaustive enumeration or simulations. However, without specific calculations, it's challenging to provide an exact count of the combinations.
The smallest number that you can't score with 3 darts, not including 1, is 4. With 3 darts, you can score any number from 3 (by hitting a score of 1 with each dart) up to 60 (hitting three triple 20s), but you cannot reach the score of 4 using the available scores on a dartboard.
60
180 Try 60, treble 20. 180 is only acheivable with 3 darts all in the treble 20.
A "score" is 20 consecutive years in time. 3 "score" would be 60 consecutive years.
There are several ways to score 60 on a darts board, including hitting three 20s, two 20s and a bullseye (25), or a single 60. Additionally, players can achieve 60 by hitting a triple 20, which scores 60 points with one dart. Other combinations include scoring 50 (a bullseye) and a single 10, or 40 (a double 20) with a single 20.
A score is a group or set of 20 members. 1 score = 20 2 score = 40 3 score = 60 And so on...
Any multiples of 60 are divisible by 60