What is the meaning of fifteen in this sentence?!?
954713
Well in this context, a blow is a strike, ahit, a whack and\n"fifteen" is an adjective describing how many blows.
1108542
actually, i think it's 15 because however much you add or subtract in the first two, it always adds up to 6.\nAND\nyou always add once and subtract once\nTHUS\nyou have to subtract 3 from 18
561399
what is evidence 3-15????
672791
sixteen hundred nine, two thousand nine, two thousand twenty, two thousand, and 19 hundred. Is this what you mean?
410703
15 - 2(0)(2)\n15 - 0\n=15\nnow do ur own homework!!!!!!!!!!
1175202
In general, it means "10 times."\n\nIn math/algebra, it means "10 times a number", but you don't know what the number is, so a letter is placed there: X.
850573
15. . .  15 x 15 = 225
728874
My friend just said it means how old he is. I don't know though
963168
Well...why don't you find out and tell me next time we come across each other?\n\nWell...anyway, none of the others are pronunced like that too.\n\n22 - twoteetwo? lol\n\n33 - threeteethree? even more hilarious\n\nonly 44 is like that - and 66, 77, 88, 99\n\n55 - fivetyfive? nah\n\nThe English Language has no permanent rule, since it takes the roots of too many other languages. Nothing makes sense.
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the words for the numbers 1 through 19 are among the oldest words in the language. The rules for numeration had not been made when the words were invented. You will find that in most languages at least the lower "teen" numbers, 11, 12, 13, 14 and even 15 have special words to describe them. Some languages have special words for up to 20. This is because in earlier times, counting only went up to a certain number and after that, the amount was considered "many" or "countless." It didn't matter much if there were 45 deer or 62 to hunt, because just one would feed the tribe that night. But it might matter if there were 7 lions or 14 to avoid, so those numbers were invented.\nThese examples I just made up; they aren't definitive, but I think you can see how they may illustrate what probably happened.
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1\n15\n17\n3\n20\n___\n\n56
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1,365\n\nor 15!/(11! * 4!)\n\nie n!/[k! * (n-k)!]
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ten\n\nfour\n\nthirty\n\nthey are all numbers in disguise!
324324
Do you mean triploid? It's 15.
986058
Wow I'm not even sure how to do this, but I would think Y would = -15
1005028
if \na=(v-u)/t\nthen\na*t=v-u\nthen\nt=(v-u)/a\nor\nt=(15-0)/0.75 \n\nSo as the previous poster says the answer really is 20
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I think the question was:\n\n>>It's a four letter word\n>>Boys have it, but girls don't\n>>The poor have it, but the rich don't\n>>You'll fly if you have it\n>>Animals drink (it?) but you can't\n\nNow for the answer...\n\nErm, I honestly don't know, but hope my translation helps. =P\n\n>>I'll edit once I think of it.