How do you take one from one and end up with two?
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i have an apple & someone else has an apple.. so i take one from some(one) & now i have 2... ?\n\nlol, so are you talking about letters?\nfor example remove a letter from "one" & now you're left with two letters (on, oe, ne)
1014683
I have to many how can I possible choose one.
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You have to learn the relationships, not just the answers:\nMultiplying a number by 2 is DOUBLING\nMultiplying by 4 is DOUBLING TWICE\nmultiplying by 6 is MULTIPLYING BY 3, THEN DOUBLING.\nmultiplying by 8 is DOUBLING THREE TIMES.\nmultiplying by 9 is easy with this trick:\n   Take one less than the number, then the number needed to \n   reach 9. Join them together, thats the answer: Example\n\n   9x8.  One less than 8 is (7)\n         The number needed to reach 9 from (7) is (2)\n         Join them together (7)(2) is 72.
267352
one. probably the middle one
553942
heres one. hope it helps.
599876
no can do it equals 2
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Point A: (1,4)\nPoint B: (2,1)\n\nTake the coordinates one at a time.  From A to B, the X coordinate goes from 1 to 2, a difference of 1.  Twice the existing difference of 1 is 2, which we add to Point B's X coordinate, 2, to get 4.\n\nDo the same thing with the Y coordinates.  From A to B, the Y coordinate goes from 4 to 1, a difference of -3.  Twice the existing difference is -6, which we add to Point B's Y coordinate, 1, to get -5.\n\nCombining the X and Y coordinates, we get the final answer, (4,-5).
556235
pick one up and hold it.
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Don't just click on the print icon on the tool bar. Choose Print... command from the main menu next time. It will open a dialog box where you can input 1 for one copy.
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1\nbecause one times one is one.
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Multiply the first equation by 2.\n\nSubtract the second equation from the new first equation.\n\nSolve for y.\n\nTake your value for y and substitute it into the original first equation.\n\nSolve for x.
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1>INPUT 1\n2>STORE 1 in A\n3>STORE 1 in B\n4>ADD A to B\n5>STORE A\n6>DISPLAY A\n\nThat's total of 6 steps. If you have 2 different numbers than you will have one more step of INPUT 'X' so it will be total 7 steps in that case.
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Here's how you do these.\n\nTake one number and figure out all the numbers that evenly divide into your number. Write those down. Do the same for the other.\n\nFor 52... 1, 2, 4, 13, 26, 52\n\nFor 135... 1, 3, 5, 9, 15, 27, 45, 135\n\nLook at what numbers they have in common. In this case, they only have 1 in common. To find the GCF, find the largest number they had in common. In this case, it's one.\n\nHope that helped,\nUMRmathmajor
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Flip one over and find out...
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weigh 3 in one and 3 in the other:\n\nif they are equal:\nweigh each of the other 2 in one pan each. One will be lighter, voila\n\nIf they are different:\ntake the lighter set of 3, weigh one in one pan and one in the other and hold one aside.  If one is lighter, voila, if they are equal it's the one set aside.\n\nthat's the whole thing in 2 weighings
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only if you want two!
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I just want two.  Thanks.