Answer:
To find a common denominator of two fractions, you have to find a number that both denominators of the given fractions will divide into. And to find a common multiple, you have to find a number that both given numbers will divide into.
Step-by-step explanation:
First let's do parentheses. 1*10^-6 = .000001. Now divide that by one it equals the same thing. Now you need to multiply that by 45612.21. That equals 0.04561221μ
Step-by-step explanation:
a. (0.60x + 0.70y)- 50 = 10
<=> 0.60x + 0.70y = 60
b. (x+y) = 5(x-y)
x+y=5x-5y
<=> 4x - 6y = 0
If we refer to the longest side as x and the shortest side as y and the medium side as z then we come up with this formation:
x+y+z= 22
y is shorter than x by 5 inches so y= x-5
z is longer than y by 2 inches therefore z= x-5 +2
therefore:
x+(x-5)+(x-5+2)=22
x+x-5+x-5+2=22
3x-8=22
3x= 22-8
3x=14
x=

replace x in y and z in previous formations
Yes, I will list acute first (<90) and obtuse second (>90) and they need to add to 180
10 and 170
20 and 160
30 and 150
40 and 140
50 and 130
60 and 120
70 and 110
80 and 100 and so on