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3 years ago

A computer uses 1/200 second of a secount to finish a math problem . How many math questions can the computer solve in 2 minutes

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aniked [119]3 years ago

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Answer: The computer can solve 24,000 math problems in 2 minutes.

Step-by-step explanation:

1.) Multiply 1 * 200, in order to get the amount of problems solved in a second, which would be 200.

2.) Multiply 200 * 60 to get the amount of problems solved in a minute, which would be 12,000.

3.) Multiply 12,000 * 2 in order to get the amount of problems solved in 2 minutes, which would be 24,000.

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