Well, darling, the difference between x-3 and
3-x is simply the order of subtraction. In x-3, you're subtracting 3 from x, while in 3-x,
you're subtracting x fr
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There is a bus with 7 children inside. Each child has
7 bags. Inside each bag there are 7 big cats. Each big cat has 7 small cats.
All cats have 4 legs each. How many legs are on the bus?
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As a riddle, the answer is zero legs on the bus since the bus has wheels instead of
legs.But as a maths problem; It's not a tricked question -- just a straightf
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What conclusion can you make about the positive and negative integers?
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Well, honey, positive integers are greater than zero, negative integers are less than zero, and together they make up the wacky
world of integers. It's like a d
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Find the perimeter of each figure 16 ft by 12 ft?
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To find the perimeter of a rectangle, you add up all the sides.
In this case, the rectangle is 16 ft by 12 ft.
The formula for the perimeter of a rectangle is P
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What fraction of one hour is 48 minutes?
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iluma one i hour
consists of 60 minutes. Therefore, our fraction we need is 48/60.If we put 48/60 into a calculator, we obtain 0.8.0.8 as a
fraction of 1 is 4/5. Thus,
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How do you divide two digit by three digit numbers?
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Oh, dude, dividing two digits by three digits is like, totally easy.
You just, like, do long division. You put the three-digit number outside the division house
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What did mrs zling say whan mr zling said he
was going mountain climbing in the Himalayas?
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Without further context, it is impossible to determine
what Mrs. Zling said when Mr. Zling mentioned going mountain climbing in the Himalayas.
However, Mrs. Zli
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Is it possible to have a pentagon with 2
obtuse angles and 3 acute angles?
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Oh, dude, a pentagon with 2 obtuse angles and 3 acute angles?
Yeah, totally possible. It's like having a shape that's
a little confused about its angles, but he
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What would be the diameter of a circle with the circumference
of 37.68cm?
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To find the diameter of a circle when given the circumference, you can use the formula: circumference = π x diameter.
In this case, the circumference is 37.68cm
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How many times does a 15 go into 90?
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To determine how many times 15 goes into 90, you would divide 90
by 15. The result of this division is 6, meaning that 15 goes into 90 six times evenly.
In math
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How many times can 5 go in to 48?
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Oh, dude, let me break it down for you. So, 5 can go into 48
nine times with a remainder of 3. It's like when you try to divide a pizza into
equal slices but en
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How do you write 6.22 as a mixed number?
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To write 6.22 as a mixed number, we first note that the whole number
part is 6, as it is the digit before the decimal point.
Next, the decimal part .22 can be c
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What is the value of x in 86 plus x equals 112?
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Oh, dude, it's like super easy! So, if you have 86 plus x equals 112,
you just subtract 86 from 112, and you get 26.
So, the value of x is 26. Like, no big deal
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What is 250 divided by 500?
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0.5