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The answer to the puzzle "22 equals t l d" is "22 = two dozen." In this case, "t l d" stands for "two dozen," as there are 12 items in a dozen, and 2 dozen equals 24. However, if interpreted differently, "t l d" could refer to something else based on context, but the most common interpretation is related to the quantity of 22.
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What does the ditloid 22 E 2 L D mean?
In bingo, 22 is referred to as "Two Little Ducks"22 Equals 2 Little Ducks
What is the answer to puzzle 46 in profesor layton and the last spector?
L = Left R= Right D= Down U=Up Starting from the left "START", the solution is: R-D-L-D-D-D-R-U-U-R-R U-L-U-R-U-L-L-L-U-U-R-D R-U-R-D-R-U-R-R-R-D-L-L L-D-L-D-D-D-D-L-L-D-R-R R-R-U-L-U-U-U-R-U-R-D-D L-D-R-D-D
366 equals D in a L Y?
366 equals Days in a Leap Year
If P equals 2L - 2W solve for L if P equals 40 and W equals 2?
22
When did d l moody die?
D L Moody died on 22 December 1899. I hope that helps.
What does O equals D L at the E?
0 Degrees Latitude at the Equator
What is the answer to the rebus puzzle Danube with l o s stacked under the d in Danube?
sold down river
3 equals L K that L T M?
This phrase translates to: 3 equals three letters K that represents L T M. It seems to be describing a code or puzzle where the letters K, L, and M represent certain values or concepts.
How do you calculate the length of a diameter?
length(L) of the diameter is called as the circumference........... L=∏*D.........where ∏ is 'pi' and equivalent to 22/7. and 'D' is the diameter of the circle.
The formula to measure a cubic meter of a log?
D= Diameter pi= 22/7 L=lenght D x pi x L
Is the formula for circumference of a circle c equals r2 or c equals d or c equals lw or c equals l plus w?
If the following are the definitions of the symbols referenced in the question: c = circumference r = radius d = diameter l = length w = width then NONE of the formulas listed in the question is correct. The circumference of a circle is (pi) times d. d is the diameter, (pi) = 3.14156 (rounded)
29 equals d in a f in a l y?
Days in February in a Leap Year
