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What prime number times another prime number makes 40?
As a product of its prime factors: 2*2*2*5 = 40 or as 23*5 = 40
What is 33.3333 written as a percent?
A percentage is a fraction or multiple of another amount or number. A number by itself cannot be expressed as a percentage in itself, because it needs another amount to refer to. For instance 40 is 100% of 40. 40 is also 40% of 100. You need to have a reference to apply it to.
What number multiplied by another number equals 324?
40
What is the percent 0.5 percent of 40?
.5% of 40 = .005 x 40 =.2 Another way to think of it: .5% is half a percent. One percent of 40 is .4; half of that is .2
What is another name for a septagon?
another name for a septagon is a heptagon
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