5.a) Steve - 60=5×12
= <u>5×3×2×2</u>
5.b) Ian - 60=6×10
= <u>3×2×5×2.</u>
<u>Discussion</u> - The prime factors reduce to the same numbers in both Steve's and Ian's case.
5.c) Case 1 of 48 = 6×8
= <u>3×2×2×2×2.</u>
Case 2 of 48 = 12×4
= <u>2×2×3×2×2.</u>
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Switch y=2x+7 to 2x-y=-7 then multiply that equation by 2 to cancel out the y's. that ends up as 4x-2y=-14 which then you get x=-24. then you substitute x into one of the original equations y= 2(-24)+7 which equals y=-41
Answer:
D. No, because two of the y-values are the same
Step-by-step explanation:
The y values cannot be the same
