.5 as a decimal and 50% as a percent
Do you remember when you were learning about the "Least Common
Multiple" of two numbers, and you were wondering why you had to learn
it, because you were so sure that you'd never need to use it ? Do you
remember that ?
Well, HERE's where you get to use it. This question is just looking for
the LCM of 6 and 15 . THAT's how many days it will be before you get
homework in both subjects on the same day again.
(It's not 90 days, and it's not 60 days.)
Step-by-step explanation:
-x+5+6x-7x-14
6x-8x+5-14
-2x-9
Answer:
p = 6; RPQ = 60 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
Because RPS is 120 degrees and it is bisected by PQ (cut into 2 equal parts), we can determine that both sides are 60 degrees. Set the expression 5p+30 equal to 60 to find the value of p.
5p + 30 = 60
5p = 30
p = 6
So now you have determined that p = 6, and the measure of RPQ is 60 degrees.
Hope this helped!
