The notation of a bar (vinculum, or overbar) over a whole number
doesn't seem to be very common. Here are some possibilities as to
what it could mean:
It is sometimes used as a grouping symbol, as in a fraction:
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3 + 1 x 5 = 20 so 67 = 67
I have also seen it used to refer to the average:
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x = {1,2,6}, x = 3 so 67 = 67
(the average of one number is itself, of course).
I have also heard that it can be used to mean "1000 times whatever is
underneath", especially with Roman numerals - see the following Web
page, Final Answers by Gerard P. Michon:
Answer:
5
Step-by-step explanation:
SQ= 10
SO is half way so divide by 2
We have the following expression given:

We can start selecting as common factor 4y^2 and we got:

Now we can select y+7 as common factor and we got:

So then our final answer would be:
Answer:
9
Step-by-step explanation:
Each pen can only hold 8 pigs, and pens cannot be split up into fractions.
Divide. 71 / 8 = 8.875
There is no 7/8 of a pen, so you must round up.
8.875 → 9.