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Double the amount...
The difference between a number x and twice y is equal to fifteen.
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Well, hello there! "Twice as many" simply means having two times the amount of something. It's like having double the number of cookies or double the amount of paint on your palette. Just imagine how much more joy and creativity you can spread with twice as many happy little trees!
It means you owe them twice the amount
Hawaii belongs to the US so do the math with the dollar. Is about twice the value.
In a half Atwood machine where one mass is twice the other, the tension in the string is equal to half the weight of the heavier mass.
The average income in Hungary is 23, 938 dollars. The average income in America is almost twice this amount of money.
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Twice the radius.
Rich enough to have bailed out the U.S. government twice. The amount of money he had is unknown because most of his money was invested and was in shares of companies. He is probably the richest man to live in the modern world.
Because it doesn't help. Doubling the amount of money in a society would also double the prices (or halve the value of money), so even though you make twice as much money as before you can only buy the same amount of things that you used to. And since the value of money is only half of what it used to be, the value of your savings is suddenly cut in half as well, so you would actually lose money in the process.The problem is that when there is more money, but the same amount of things to buy, you get the equivalent of a bidding war between everyone who suddenly has more money to spend. When the dust settles, the new market price reflects the new level of money in society.The way to make everybody richer is not to print more money, but rather to produce more goods more efficiently, as it lowers the price of goods.*************The relationship between the amount of money in society and prices is a bit more subtle than a doubling of one leads to a doubling of the other. In fact, that's rarely true.The real relationship is between the amount of money available to purchase the output of a society, and the output itself. In other words, we MUST increase the amount of money in the society when economic output increases, or else DEFLATION can occur. Contrariwise, if we increase the amount of money without increasing output, then INFLATION can occur.Another subtlety to money is that it isn't just the amount that is printed (or minted, in the case of gold): it is the frequency with which it is spent. If people buy and sell things twice as fast as before, there can be INFLATION without one additional banknote or gold coin produced!
Double the amount...
fats and oils have more than twice the energy of other organic chemicals.
what is 10 squared DOES NOT equal what?
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