Given:
Two numbers are 12 and 21
To find:
The factors of 12 and 21, then find the common factor and the greatest common factor.
Solution:
Two numbers are 12 and 21. The prime factors of these two numbers are
From the above factorization, it is clear that the factor 3 is common in both. So,
Common factor (CF) = 3
Only 3 is common in factorization of both. So,
Greatest common factor (GCF) = 3
Therefore, the common factor is 3 and the greatest common factor is also 3.
Answer:
0 solutions
Step-by-step explanation:
4(x-2)=4x+10
4x-8 = 4x+ 10
-8 = 10 (not true)
(When you have something like 6=7, 0 solutions. If it is like 6=6, infinite solutions. x=6, one solution)
Answer:
- C. negative linear association
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>We have ordered pairs:</u>
- (1, 32), (2, 26), (3, 20), (4, 14), (5, 8)
<u>Looking at the sequence of y-values:</u>
We see it is the arithmetic progression with common difference of -6.
It means the function representing this relationship is linear.
Correct option is C.
Answer:
<h3>1/24</h3>
Step-by-step explanation:
The race car is doing 8 laps in 1/3 hour, in one hour the car is doing:
8laps * (1/3) hour) = 8*3 laps / 1hour = 24 laps/hour.
Now, to complete one lap, the car will it take:
1 lap * (1 hour / 24 laps) = 1/24 hours the race car requires to complete 1 lap. Right answer is:
<h3>1/24</h3>
