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What number times what number divided by 2 equals 128?
16 times 16 divided by 2 = 128
4 x imaginary number x 4 x imaginary number equals 16?
If we let the imaginary number be represented as ( i ), then the equation ( 4 \times i \times 4 \times i ) simplifies to ( 16 \times i^2 ). Since ( i^2 = -1 ), this further simplifies to ( 16 \times (-1) = -16 ). Therefore, the statement ( 4 \times i \times 4 \times i = 16 ) is not correct; instead, it equals (-16).
Why is 16 a square number?
because 4 times 4 is 16
What number times 16 equals 126?
7.875*16 = 126
What is the quotient of 6 times a number and 16?
The quotient of 6 times a number and 16 is expressed mathematically as (\frac{6x}{16}), where (x) represents the number. This can be simplified to (\frac{3x}{8}) by dividing both the numerator and denominator by 2. Thus, the quotient represents the relationship between 6 times the number and 16.
What is a number times a number that equals 256?
16*16 = 256
What number times 16 equal 714?
It is: 44.625 times 16 = 714
What number times what number divided by 2 equals 128?
16 times 16 divided by 2 = 128
4 x imaginary number x 4 x imaginary number equals 16?
If we let the imaginary number be represented as ( i ), then the equation ( 4 \times i \times 4 \times i ) simplifies to ( 16 \times i^2 ). Since ( i^2 = -1 ), this further simplifies to ( 16 \times (-1) = -16 ). Therefore, the statement ( 4 \times i \times 4 \times i = 16 ) is not correct; instead, it equals (-16).
What number times 5 over 16 equals 1?
The number is 16/5
16 plus 2 times a number is 6 times the number.What is the number?
3
What number times 16 equals 48?
3 times 16 equals 48.
Why is 16 a square number?
because 4 times 4 is 16
What number times 16 equals 126?
7.875*16 = 126
How you write 16 times a number?
16x
What is four times a number and four?
16
Do you multiply the number twice if it's squared?
If you square a number, then you are taking the number times itself. For instance, 4 squared is 16, because 4 times 4 is 16.
