Find the greatest common factor of 50 and 15.
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Answer:
Hi there!
Your answer is:
n= 2/h - q^3
q=
h= 2 / (n+q^3)
Step-by-step explanation:
2=(n+q^3)h
/h
2/h = (n+ q^3)
-q^3
2/h-q^3 = n
2=(n+q^3)h
/h
2/h = n+q^3
-n
2/h - n= q^3
= q
2= (n+q^3)h
/n+q^3
2 / (n+q^3) = h
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