What does this mean in english, YM - Â÷½u°T®§?
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absolutely nothing. Pure giberish
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R,A,M, R,P,A, Y,A,M ,N,U,J, L,U,J, G,U,A, P,E,S, T,C,O, V,O,N, C,E,D\n\nIt's the abbreviations for the months.  The months are in order, but the abbreviations are backward.\n\n***Edited to put spaces in so they would all show up.
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It means that you distribute (multiply) what is outside of the parentheses to each term within the parens..\n\nAre you finished with the little game you're playing, by the way?
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I know it is swedish but I cannot be sure of the translations I have here. I am sure of the first and third but not the second.\nMitt means middle or mid\nFodelse means birth or child\nDatum means date\nHope this helps and good luck.
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m stands for "mil".\n\n"mil" is the Latin root for 1000 (think "millennium").  However, in math, physics, and science, it stands for 1000th (0.001), not 1000, which is kilo (as in kilometer for 1000 meters)\n\nOk, so m stands for mil which means 1000th.  Therefore, a mg is 1000th of a gram:\n\n1 mg = (1/1000) g\n\n1000 mg = 1 g (multiply through)\n\n7500 mg = 7.5 g (multiply by 7.5)\n\nEventually it should be automatic:  1000 mg = 1 gram so 7500 mg = 7.5 grams.
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a.m. = ante meridian (literally 'before midday')\np.m. = post meridian (literally 'past midday')
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no its starts with a Y. the Y and y are differnt in the computer world.
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see this 4^5$32@* ghh4$)--==Y7^6hnyntt%5$$%%44557 b7B7g77&765&yY\nis = to none, now happy
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what's wrong with I<M or Y!A?\n\nthere's a lot of that going round!
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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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When we write 2½, it actually means 2 + ½ (which is 2.5)\n\nIn case of .64 2/3 we can see\n.64 + 2/3 = .64 + .6667 = 1.3067 (which is greather than 1)\n\nAnd hence it cannot be equal to any of the fraction on the right side as they all are less than one.
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static Q96 Info = {"Dec", 18, 97.8};\n\nassuming\ntypedef struct _stuff_\n{\nchar *Month;\nint Day;\nfloat Temp;\n} Q96;
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http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/59100.html
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Do you mean a certain rpm?\n\nrpm -i [name of rpm]
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You aren't specific but i think it could be\n\nHexidecimal, binary, decimal.
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I don't know what you mean by the "Y".
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SUS is actually a viscosity unit. It stands for "Saybolt universal seconds". When you see it on a can of spray, it informs you on the viscosity of the product you're about to spray (like wd40).