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Forward you are heavy backward you are not what are you?
A TON. Ton is "not" backwards. See?
What forward is a ton but backwards is not?
a 'ton'
What is bob spelled backwards?
The name “bob” spelled backwards would have the same name, as “bob”.
What does a backwards 3 mean in mathematics?
Do you mean this symbol ∈ (or backwards 3) if so, it means is an element of; Also, ∉ (with strikethrough) (or backwards 3 with strikethrough) is the symbol for "is not an element of" used in set membership. See also Element (mathematics) and Set (mathematics)
What is the answer to page 5.8 in Punchline Algebra book A what is bad forwards but good backwards?
1. a. 34 b. 80 c. 32% 2. $405 3. $200,000 4. $109.39 5. 78% 6. 110.6m 7. 36.4in 8. 1,644 students 9. 30% 10. a. 128 b. 928 11. 44% after letters above correct answer are crossed off you are left with a word that is bad forward and good backwards STRESSED bad and DESSERTS very good...yummy
What is heavy forward and not backwords?
The answer to this riddle is a "ton." It is heavy, moves forward, and when spelled backwards, it becomes "not."
Forward you are heavy backward you are not?
a ton. ton is "not" backwards get it?
What is heavy when you move it forward but not when you move it backwards?
your arms.
What is light going backwards but heavy forward?
A ton, backwards it's "not"
Forward you are heavy backward you are not what are you?
A TON. Ton is "not" backwards. See?
What is heavy forward but not backward?
A ton
When your forward your backwards and when your back wards your not?
(Say it by sound) backwards
Car model spelled same forward and backwards the same?
A car model that is spelled the same forward and backwards is a race car. As you can see RACECAR backwards is RACECAR.
Forwards you are heavy backwards you are not What are you?
a ton. ton backwards is not
What forward is a ton but backwards is not?
a 'ton'
What goes backwards not forward?
Time.
What is heavy forward and not backwards?
TON !! yippee, I got 1 ! How do I get three lines out of this for Answerthon purposes? Oh well, here's line 3.... lol
