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$${\mathtt{5}}{\mathtt{\,\times\,}}{\mathtt{7}} = {\mathtt{35}}$$, 5 rows of seven or seven rows of 5.

1+1 is 2 be real here.

this is called a lightyear (the length of year of light traveling). this huge number times the seconds in the year. we get the insanely huge 5.88 trillion miles.

life is a thing no one can understand comepletly. the Lord knows. but as far as we are concerned, life is something we cannot stop, we can end it but it would be the end of us, and until it stops, we just know we have to go with it and see where it can take you. and with it, you can do some pretty amazing things. there are sometimes it picks you up and throws you on the ground, stomps you in the face, and leave you in the dust. you may bleed and be bruised but you're tough. you can do this. and you have to get up, and keep walking unitl the end.

Error. literally.

Bible quote: A house divided by itself cannot stand

any other number can stand, all right. nope, zero divided by zero is definitly not zero.

my class was given this question and the common answers was "zero" and "nothing". nope, it sounds logical, but untrue. how can you divide nothingness by nothingness? maybe some kind of weird vacuum, but lets not think about it.

no matter how logical this sounds, it is not zero.

Hmm, great question. If you use equal quantities of yellow and violet, that would mean 6 quarts divided by 2. In this tree we know that there is 3 quarts of yellow paint, while the violet paint is made of blue and red. 1/3 of violet 3 quarts is one US quart, so 1 quart of red paint was used. Then 2/3 of 3 quarts is 2 US quarts, so 2 quarts of blue paint.And because six quarts of brown paint was partially made from 2 quarts of blue paint 2/6=0.33333333333333333(so on) multiplied by 100 to fufill the percentage, 33.333333(so on)%.

So for question number 1, one quart of red paint. Number 2, two quarts of blue paint. Num 3, 33.333333%.

And the 6 quarts of brown paint was made by three quarts of yellow paint, one quart of red paint, and two quarts of blue paint.

Thx 4 the great question 

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I remember about thirty digits, but no one will ever memorize all of the digits of pi. Maybe some one with a really, really, really, good memory might remember all the discovered digits,(wow that is alot of memory wasted) but never all the real digits.

Pi lovers unite!

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2+2=4 because (1+1)+(1+1) or 1+1+1+1=4. There's also many ways to express this, but whatever way you express this, 2+2 is 4.