Squareroot of 36

7

8

Number eaten by 7. (8)

this should be 10, actually...

Good...good, good, good eleven...
Never had any trouble 'till it got past nine...

(11)

a dozen!

Torikiiii, you got the right answer, but you wrote the wrong number in parentheses! 7 8 9, but you wrote 8. :P

I'll be nicer this time. Baker's dozen.

aw, thanks Coda!

2x7

15

4-squared

@Coda & Trystan: *cough* Derped. *hides in a corner from embarrassment.

17

Pop-quiz: Can you divide 17 apples into the following without slicing them?

- 1/9
- 1/3
- 1/2

18

can you eat one? ;)

19!

20.

Yes. Make applesauce. That's mashing, not slicing. :P

But to answer the question: I'll bring one of my own apples. In fact, I'll provide my Apple MacBook, because it's good at math.

So now there's 18.

1/2 of 18 is 9, so that's one group.
1/3 of 18 is 6, so that's one group.
1/9 of 18 is 2, so that's one group.

There's still one left over after this, so I'll take my MacBook back and go home.

Should of give me the MacBook as gift afterward. >.> *throw imaginary confetti on Coda*

US Legal drinking age (21)

22

The date of my birthday (the 23rd)

two dozen

25

the numbers of letters in the american english alphabet

Three, cubed.

the number of days in February in three years of the cycle

(i'm going for '28')

29 and feeling fine.

30

The number of days in May (31).

8x4

33

34

35

san-juu-roku.

if that's a number in a non-English language, then:

37

It is...

38

yaay!

39

:f-hat:

40

41...

the life universe and everything

42

43

44

45