The largest number of different whole numbers that can be on Zoltan's list is 999
<h3>How to determine the largest number?</h3>
The condition is given as:
Number = 1/3 of another number
Or
Number = 3 times another number
This means that the list consists of multiples of 3
The largest multiple of 3 less than 1000 is 999
Hence, the largest number of different whole numbers that can be on Zoltan's list is 999
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This problem can be seen as a rectangle triangle where the vertices are:
Vertice 1: home plate
Vertice 2: First base
Vertice 3: second base.
Right angle between vertice 1 and 2 and vertice 2 and 3.
Distance between each base in 90 '.
Calculating then the distance between home plate and second base we have:
d = root ((90) ^ 2 + (90) ^ 2)
d = 127.28 feets
answer:
the distance between home plate and second base is 127.28 feets
I can only write a inequality here but here goes...
since she can atleast type 50 per minute that means the equation would be x >50 (you would also put the line under the > because it can equal it) (x is the amount she can type)
Answer: 
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
Answer:
The decimal 2.8 is equivalent to 26/9
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