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What is 970 divided by 10?
97
What is 968 rounded to the nearest 10?
970
What is 970 divided by 40?
24.25
What is the anwer to 970 divided by 5?
194
What is the difference of the product of 100 and 100 and the sum of 100 and 100?
Finding the sum is adding two numbers together. The product comes from multiplying them together. Therefore, the sum of 100 and 100 is 200. The product of 100 and 100 is 10,000. Thus, the difference (which comes from subtracting two numbers) between the two is 9,800.
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