A factor is any number that can be divided into another number evenly. When factoring, we look for common factors within a math expression. Factoring is normally used when finding common factors. The beauty of finding common factor is that it allows us to apply the distributive property usually applies multiplication to an existing mathematical expression such as an addition statement. This means that a number that is outside the parenthesis of an addition problem can be multiplied by each of the numbers inside the parenthesis. The opposite case is; a common factor can be factored out and written outside the parenthesis.
Step-by-step explanation:
circle=6
square=9
circle =10
square=? or x
ratio
6:10::9:x
product of mean =product of extreme
6x =9×10
6x=90
x=90/6
x=15
so there will be 15 square
If something is a function, every x-value, only has one (1) y-value. If the line x = 0 intersects the graph in two points, there are to values for y (instead of one). Therefore the graph is not a function of x.
Your answer is A.
Answer:
59, 60, and 61
Step-by-step explanation:
59+60+61=180
