P stands for a number. When you subtract 10 from P, then multiply the difference by 4 and finally divide the result by 100, you will get 0.048. What number does P stand for?
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P stands for a number. When you subtract 10 from P, then multiply the difference by 4 and finally divide the result by 100, you will get 0.048. What number does P stand for?
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Date:29 Jun 2024
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P stands for a number. When you subtract 10 from P, then multiply the difference by 4 and finally divide the result by 100, you will get 0.048. What number does P stand for?
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P stands for a number. When you subtract 10 from P, then multiply the difference by 4 and finally divide the result by 100, you will get 0.048. What number does P stand for?
P stands for a number. When you subtract 10 from P, then multiply the difference by 4 and finally divide the result by 100, you will get 0.048. What number does P stand for?
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