So that's nine times seven is sixty three, plus three is sixty six.

Nine times seven, sixty three.

It's going to be sixty three.

Nine times seven is sixty three.

Nine times seven is sixty three.

Fifty six plus seven is sixty three.

Because seven times nine is sixty three.

Well seven times nine is sixty three.

And so three times twenty is sixty.

So it's sixty six and two three.

Sixty four minus sixty three, to get our remainder at this stage, is one.

That's sixty three, but we have this three hanging out there.

Nine times seven is sixty three, plus the two that we just carried is sixty five.

Let's do seven thousand three hundred sixty two times

A leap year has three hundred and sixty six days.

And so seven thousand three hundred sixty two times nine is sixty six thousand two hundred fifty eight.

So log base four of sixty four is equal to three.

Sixty!

We have to figure out what twenty times three hundred sixty is.

Sixty Nine

Sixty one.

Nineteen sixty.

Sixty percent.

Here, professor, I il take that. Oh, thank you, Sally. Sixty three hours?

So sixty four thousand three hundred twenty nine times four is two hundred fifty seven thousand three hundred sixteen.

It's sixty six!

Sixty five. Wow.

That's sixty nine.

Nineteen sixty, huh?

Sixty a week.

Ben's past sixty.

It's equal to sixty.

Plus six is sixty.

Two hundred sixty seven.

I'd like two singles for three nights from the 21st for about sixty dollars a night.

So let's do four thousand, three hundred and sixty eight plus five hundred and seventy two.

So right now we have what is it, sixty components? Sixty components.

Let's do sixty four thousand three hundred twenty nine times let me think of a nice number.

A minute has sixty seconds.

She looks at least sixty.

She is close on sixty.

She is close to sixty.

He is close to sixty.

He must be over sixty.

One minute has sixty seconds.