50 is times as much as

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yuradex [85]3 years ago

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Answer:

i dont really understand this question though but ill try. Ok so 50 times, to say this you would have to take a number then multiply that number by 50 and you would get your answer. but this is the only way i think you could say 50 is times as much as.

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