A temperature of 3225 °F will melt platinum. Gold melts at a temperature of 1947.974 °F.
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Questions like this ("how much higher is x than y?") are answered by computing the ratio of the two quantities.
In fact, for example, the answer to "how much higher is 10 than 5?" is 2, because 10:5 = 2, and indeed 10 is twice as much as 5.
So, we have
So, the melting temperature of platinum is about one time and a half higher than the melting temperature of gold.
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- number of stickers bought x ( price of the item - discount)
- number of stickers bought = 5
- price of the stickers = p
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- number of stickers bought x ( price of the item - discount)
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