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Why are the summer holiday times in Bavaria so terribly late?
The summer holiday times in Bavaria are later than in other regions because of the traditional agricultural calendar. Historically, Bavarian schools would schedule their summer holidays to coincide with the end of the harvest season, allowing families to have their children help with the farm work before taking a break. This tradition has continued, and the later summer holiday times in Bavaria reflect the region's agricultural roots. Additionally, the later holiday times also allow families to take advantage of the warmer weather and longer days for their vacations.
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What is the result of the calculation 3 times 2 times 1 times 716 times 1?
The result of the calculation 3 times 2 times 1 times 716 times 1 is 4296.
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Is 22 times 23 the same as 23 times 2 times 2?
No, 22 times 23 is not the same as 23 times 2 times 2. 22 times 23 equals 506, while 23 times 2 times 2 equals 92. The order of multiplication matters, so changing the order of the numbers being multiplied will result in a different product.
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Does 2ab mean 2 times a times b or 2 times ab?
The expression 2ab means 2 times a times b. This is because the multiplication operation takes precedence over the addition operation, so the expression should be interpreted as 2 * a * b. If it were meant to be 2 times ab, it would be written as 2 * (ab) to indicate that the multiplication should be performed first.
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