For example: 528491=5+2+8+4+9+1=29=2+9=11=1+1=2 Is 528491 a prime number? Chosen Answer: David is right on, but the process is called “Casting Out Nines”. It leads to the remainder when the number is divided by 9 and works because 9 = 10-1 and our system is base 10. Similarly, “Casting Out Elevens” can be given. It is [...]
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What is the process called when you take numbers and add them together continually to reduce them?
Posted by Eleven2 on March 2nd, 2013
How to defense effectively in winning eleven 7 , PES 2009 And PES 2010 ?
Posted by Eleven2 on June 29th, 2012
its about 6 years that me and my friends have not stop playing winning eleven 7 ! But I still dont know how to defense good. for example my brother plays 5-3-2 and with only one of his FWs, dribbles every single of my defenses and scores! how can I defend his dribbles effectively. I [...]
What is the difference in grammar between “eleven years old, and eleven-year-old? please?
Posted by Eleven2 on June 7th, 2012
for example:- 1-He is eleven years old. 2- He is eleven-year-old. Chosen Answer: Number two is gramatically incorrect. Eleven refers to more than one, therefore year should be in it’s plural form. by: Stephen Returns on: 6th December 10
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6 Comments »How do you multiply any number by eleven mentally?
Posted by Eleven2 on April 14th, 2012
Explain and give at least 3 examples. Please more than 2 examples with a brief explanation.( Numbers bigger than 25 or 25? Please more explanations with more details and the definition or steps in how to do it. It is an oral exam so I have to give examples and i have to recite the [...]
Cancelling Web Hosting – Rights to a Refund?
Posted by Eleven2 on November 22nd, 2011
If I want to cancel a web hosting package I have with Eleven2, what rights do i have (if any) as a customer to getting a partial refund. For example, if half the hosting is still left, is their anything that says I can demand 50% of the money back… I know if I cancel [...]
