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A car travels 275 miles at an average speed of 56 miles an hour how long of a trip is this?
275/56+4.9107hrs
What is 535 add 275?
535 add 275 = 810
What two numbers multiply to get -275 and add 18?
-257
What is six and seven eighths minus one and two fifths?
55/8 = 275/40 7/5 = 56/40 275 - 56 = 219/40 = 5 and 19/40
What is 37 add 19?
56
What is the greatest number you can add to 275?
Infinity + 1
How much do you need to add to 129 to make 275?
Adding 146 will create the required sum. 275 - 129 = 146 so 129 + 146 = 275
What is 28 add 28?
56
What is 56 add 78?
134
What is 56 add 98?
154
What is 89 add 56?
145
What are multiples of 7 that add up to 112?
56 and 56
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