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How many playing pieces are there on a checkerboard?
16 on each playing part, 32 totally.
How many pieces of 4x8 plywood is needed for 640 square feet?
20
Should you use is or are with the sentence How many pieces of candy are in a jar or is in a jar?
Pieces of candy is plural; how many pieces are in a jar.
How many pieces in a mass?
a mass is 1200 pieces.
How many pieces of tile 12x12 needed for 26208 square feet?
12 x 12 = 144 26208 / 144 = 182 So, you will need 182 tiles
How many playing pieces are there on a checkerboard?
16 on each playing part, 32 totally.
How many pieces are needed on each Armis team?
20
How many pieces of 4x8 plywood needed to do a floor 16x12?
6
How many pieces of 4x8 plywood is needed for 640 square feet?
20
How many links are needed to join 30 pieces of chain into one long chain?
29 maybe? Have a think.
How many pieces are nedeed to build alpha rex?
you have to look on the Lego mindstorms website it is approximately all of thepieces are needed
How many pieces of lumber 1 inches wide will be needed to cover a inch wide space?
One piece will suffice.
How many game pieces are there in Monopoly?
currently there are 12 playing pieces, money, hotels, houses, 1 dice, community cards and chance cards and also the game board
It takes 4 pieces of gold leaf to cover 1 square foot of the dome If the dome is3000square feet how many pieces of gold leaf are needed to cover the entire dome?
The answer is 12,000 leafs
How many 3 foot wide pieces of fencing are needed to surround the perimeter of a yard that is 15 ft long and 24 ft wide?
26 pieces completely encloses the yard, without a door.
What aggregation concept has been used in models and simulations from 1780 to the present?
The concept of aggregation used in models and simulations from 1780 to the present is based on the idea of simplifying complex systems by grouping individual components into more manageable collective units. This allows for easier analysis and understanding of large-scale systems by focusing on aggregate behaviors and outcomes rather than individual details.
What aggregation concept has been used in models and simulations from 1780 to present?
Few playing pieces representing many entities
