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How do you find three fifths of 1600 meters?
Divide 1600 by 5 and then multiply by 3 and you will get the answer of 960.
What is the area of a 40 inch x 40 inch square?
To find the area of aa square multiply the length by the width.In this case multiply 40 x 40 to get 1600.The area of a square 40 inches x 40 inches is 1600 square inches.
What is 20percent off of 1600?
To calculate 20% off of 1600, you first convert 20% to a decimal by dividing it by 100, which gives you 0.20. Then, you multiply 0.20 by 1600 to find the discount amount. So, 0.20 x 1600 = 320. Therefore, 20% off of 1600 is 320.
1600 divided by what equals 64?
25
What two numbers multiply to negative 1600 and add to 60?
1660
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