what is the mystery of the 24gram thing?
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It's your soul leaving your body, they say that your soul weighs 24g.
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LCM - 140\nGCF - 2\n\nthis is assuming that you mean 34-24, which is 10?
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No idea here too... what i know is that it could be simplified to 34x + 40. Dunno about the blank (____)
102202
In the army we always started our logs @ 0000 and closed them out at 2400. so i'm not sure where your getting your info. the time 24:00:00 does, after all, only exist for one second and then becomes 00:00:01
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24 x 365 or 366 if its a leap year
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24 hours although it often seem like less.
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37 is WRONG!  A$$john\nIt is 3700mg\n\nUse this link to help you convert things.
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def C6H14. i'm positive. hope this helps!!!
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if found d million $ how will i ever know dat i got only 24hours
938198
The E23 means that the number 6.02 is being multiplied by 10 to the 23rd power. In the decimal system, multiplying a number by 10 moves the decimal point one place to the right. So multiplying by 10 to the 23rd power means that we can move the decimal place 23 places to the right.\n\nIn this case, we can only move the decimal place twice before we "run out of places." After that, we annex a zero onto the end of the number for each mulitplication by 10. This means that we'd need to add 21 more zeros after moving the decimal place to the right of the 2:\n\n6020000000000000000000000\n\nWith commas in place:\n\n602,000,000,000, 000,000,000,000\n\n602 sextillion!\n\nAvogadro's number is very big...
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There are lots of prefixes, any one of which can be prepended to "byte", but to answer your question, "yotta" stands for 10^24 (a 10 with 24 zeroes after it).
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It means a number between 5 and 200.  You might have to round to the nearest number if it doesn't take decimals.
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1 song is aproximately 4 mb\n\n1024/4 = 256
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that makes no sense\nthe length is 24 yards though, and the area is 192 square yards..
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86 divided by 24.\ntake it from there?
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That's a very good question. The choices weren't actually arbitrary. What the numbers 60 and 24 have in common is that they both have a lot of factors. This makes it easy to talk about not just a half hour, but also a quarter of an hour, a third of an hour, a fifth or a twelfth of an hour... \n\nAnother number that was chosen for it's number of factors is the number of degrees in a circle: 360.
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it is exactly 24 inches