Rule of three
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Rule of three
What is the rule of three?
The rule of three is the name of a simple calculation which enables you to calculate something in three steps (hence the name). It is often used because you don't need to know any formulas to do it. The principle is very simple: Do the same stuff on both sides to get to your result.
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Rule of three
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