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Meanings of do the maths in English

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Usage of do the maths in English
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Look how many bands are on there and do the maths.
The Irish Times
2
Koepka is the one willing to do the maths out loud.
The Irish Times
3
Has anyone even bothered to do the maths on this one?
The Irish Times
4
I do n't want to do the maths yet, he said.
Reuters
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I'm testing a 6kg model and will thank you not to do the maths.
The Guardian
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Before embarking on this radical transformation of the city, did anyone do the maths?
The Guardian
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And no-one bothered to do the maths, no-one checked.
Radio NZ
8
Throw in hundreds of rooms for cameramen, personal security guards … you do the maths.
News.com.au
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Before you consider walking up the aisle with your beloved, perhaps you should do the maths.
Radio NZ
10
You know David will do the maths himself.
The Guardian
11
Let's do the maths: Opposition groups would need 376 of those votes to get their candidate elected.
BBC
12
You do the maths around how devastating that would be in terms of economic impact, he said.
Radio NZ
13
Fifteen times four … hearts may be sinking all around Britain as his rivals do the maths.
The Guardian
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It sounds fantastic and it is time to do the maths to see if it is realistic.
The Irish Times
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In fact, when asked, she has to do the maths to figure out how old she actually is.
Radio NZ
16
You can do the maths.'
Millionaire's women
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Do the maths across language varieties
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