Examples of using Would equal in English and their translations into Arabic
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Because then AB would equal BC.
This would equal, let's see, A is up here.
Three plus three would equal six.
That would equal five billion dollars today.
If you have Sally, Jim, and Bob, that would equal 3 agents.
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And then y would equal negative one/ three.
Images for Internet use are kept small,say 640 x 480 pixels which would equal 0.3 megapixels.
That would equal the area times the square root of 2gh.
For example, an“18-hour time difference” would equal 6 hours of jet lag.
The diameter would equal 10 meters over pi or 10 over pi meters.
If a picture is won'th 1,000 words,then this footage should be won'th 1,000 pictures, which would equal a million… words.
So h prime of g of x would equal 5 times g of x to the fourth.
Damage to a single bit of thecode of the Machine in its presently compressed state would equal terabytes of lost data.
That would equal 8x to the third minus 7x squared plus 10x minus 5.
The benefit/cost ratio would equal 40 000, a very high number.
Universal ratification of the nine treaties and the aforementioned optional protocols would equal 2,316 ratifications.
Such a reduction would equal about a quarter of the methane released by the energy sector.
That means every one of us, and our children, consumes what would equal a five-pound bag-- those bags you have at home.
Well, the only way that this function would equal 0 is for some reason a was 0, but if a was 0 then it wouldn't be a quadratic, because then this term wouldn't exist, it would be bx plus c and it would be just a line.
If all of the ozone were removed from the atmosphere,the amount of UVB radiation would equal the amount of UVA radiation on the ground.
Under the Administrator ' s proposed revised formula, the Operational Reserve would equal $206 million in 1998, an increase of $26 million from the $180 million calculated by the current formula(see table 1).
Del2del writes that Rabani must have overcome big temptations to return the money,since he estimates the amount of money would equal 166 years of a street sweeper's salary.
If all the funds allocated in 2007 to"balance components" were put together, they would equal or exceed the total sum planned for the return.
If all of the ozone in the atmospheric column one was measuring were compressed to STP,the thickness of the compressed atmosphere in mm would equal an answer in Dobson Units divided by 100.
The actuarial equivalent of a benefit is defined as the amount which, together with interest at the rate(s)established by the Board in accordance with the Regulations, would equal in current value the total of the periodic payments that the participant would receive during his/her expected lifetime.
The Secretary-General is of the view that, the selection of Inspectors may improve substantially if the regional groups, in deciding upon those countries which would be asked to propose candidates for JIU, were to reach agreement so thatthe number of countries selected to propose candidates would equal the number of Inspectors to be appointed by the General Assembly from the regional group.
In the case of gasoline, for example, where the social cost is the contribution, albeit slight, of its combustion to air pollution,the Pigouvian tax would equal that part of the marginal social cost which is not included in the production price- the external marginal cost.
The 2010 survey results indicated that the Organization ' scombined storage capacity is approximately 2.4 petabytes of information, which would equal approximately 50 million four-drawer filing cabinets filled with text.
Since the Protocol defines consumption as imports plus production minus exports, should Ecuador continue to refrain from production and export of methyl bromide,the annual import limits contained in its plan of action would equal its annual consumption limit and would return it to compliance with the Protocol ' s methyl bromide control measures in 2010.