Answer:
top row on 9 page; 9) 53/5 10) 26/4 11) 37/4
bottom row on 9 page; 9) 8 and 1/7 10) 6 and 3/4 11) 1 and 1/3
top row on 3 page; 3) 2 and 2/7 4) 5 and 3/4 5) 8 and 1/10
bottom row on 3 page; 3) 4/3 4) 3/2 5) 12/5
top row on 12 page; 12) 21/10 13) 62/6 14) 57/6
bottom row on 12 page; 12) 1 and 9/10 13) 10 and 1/2 14) 3 and 3/8
Step-by-step explanation:
You never specified if these had to be simplified or turned into a fraction, so I just simplified them. That's about it.
I hope this helps :)
<span>g(f(x)) = g(-5x+4) = 4(-5x+4) + 5 = 21-20x</span>
50/100
5/10
hope that helped :)
Yes, the blank numbers that can be written as a product of blank factors are called the prime factorization of a number. It can also be composite numbers where it can be written also as the product of prime factors.
