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10x9
3x30
2x45
6x15
Next time, try making a factor tree if you need any more possibilities. Effort is the biggest part of success.
Step-by-step explanation:
They have already done the math for you, you just need to draw a line with the length of 3 units, so it would look like this:
Answer:
The smallest zero is -3.
Step-by-step explanation:
<span>There were 12 peaches on the tree originally.
Let's make an equation to describe the problem and then solve it.
"Bill picked 1/4 of the peaches on his grandmothers tree."
Which means that 3/4ths of the original number of peaches remain. So:
(3/4)x
"After Bill finished Sally picked 1/3 of the peaches that were left on the tree."
Which means that she left behind 2/3rds of the peaches that Bill left behind. So:
(2/3)((3/4)x)
"After Sally finished there were 6 peaches left on the tree." So:
(2/3)((3/4)x) = 6
Now we just need to solve for x.
(2/3)((3/4)x) = 6
(3/2) * (2/3)((3/4)x) = 6 * (3/2)
(3/4)x = 9
(4/3)(3/4)x = 9*(4/3)
x = 12
There were 12 peaches on the tree originally.</span>