the Highest common factor of 130,260,390 = 130
130 = 2⋅5⋅13
260 = 2⋅2⋅5⋅13
390 = 2⋅3⋅5⋅13
Common multipliers (130; 260; 390): 2, 5, 13
Now to find the highest Common factor you need to multiply the common factors
Answer: (130 ; 260 ; 390) = 2 ∙ 5 ∙ 13 = 130
112-37=75
75/5=15
So 15 weeks until she has 112 cards
Answer:
b. x=sin^-1(a/c)
c. x=tan^-1(c/a)
e. y=cos^-1(c/b)
Step-by-step explanation:
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Label your graph the horizontal line is “X” and the vertical line is Y”. the origin is always (0.0) which is where the two lines meat dead center of the graph. From the origin go to the left counting in negatives... 0,-1,-2,-3.... etc. do the same thing going towards the right but in positives, then go up from the origin counting in positives and then down from the origin in negatives like you did going left. OKAY now if a coordinate is (-3,6), -3 is your “X” and 6 is your “Y” so you would go left negative 3 on the X line (horizontal line) and once you get to negative 3 you go UP 6. There is your first coordinate plotted on your graph
The answer is 1500 because 1500 is the nearest 100 to 1468
