In geometry, a pair of complementary angles are a pair which add up to equal 90 degrees.In probability, the complement of an occurrence of an event is the non-occurrence of an event.
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Communitive means of, or belonging to, a community. It has no meaning in math. Communative does not mean anything - in math or elsewhere.
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tongs
There is a singular and plural form for the noun tongs. The word tongs is actually a shortened form for 'a pair of tongs' (singular), or pairs of tongs (plural). Examples of other shortened forms for 'a pair of' are:a pair of binoculars, two pairs of binocularsa pair of glasses, two pairs of glassesa pair of pajamas, two pairs of pajamasa pair of pants, two pairs of pantsa pair of scissors, two pairs of scissorsa pair of shorts, two pairs of shortsa pair of tweezers, two pairs of tweezersThe part of the term is used alone (tongs) because the rest of the term is understood. This form of singular and plural only applies to things that are made by joining two parts to make a single object. For example you can separate a pair of shoes or a pair of socks and you will still have a usable shoe or sock; but if you separate a pair of tongs, or pants, or scissors, they're not of much use.
with a mouse and a pair of tongs
A pair of tongs is considered a class 1 lever because the input force (effort) is applied between the fulcrum (pivot point) and the output force (resistance).
The word "tongs" is always used in the plural form because it refers to a utensil made of two hinged arms. Each arm is considered independent of the other, so it is natural to refer to them in the plural form.
An anvil, a smith's hammer, and a pair of tongs.
I used a pair of metal tongs to pick up the hot coals from the grill.
An anvil, a smith's hammer, and a pair of tongs.
Yes they can. With the help of a naked female and a pair of tongs!
a pair of numbers used to locate a point on a coordinate plane
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A contradiction comprises a pair of statements which make mutually inconsistent assertions.