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LCD stands for Lowest Common Denominator.
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Explanation:
So let's say we have the equation 1/9 * 16/27
We want to find the LCD of both fractions. To find the LCD of both fractions find a the lowest common denominator in both fractions.
In this equation the lowest common denominator is 27 because 9 can go in 27 and 27 can go into itself. Se basically 27 is the lowest possibly common denominator both fractions can get to.
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Answer:
$( 51x^2 + x + 29).
Step-by-step explanation:
Amount she had left = original amount - amount spent on the gloves
= 62x^2 + x - 4 - (11x^2 - 33) (note we place the amount spent on gloves in parentheses because we have to subtract the whole amount)
Now we distribute the negative over the parentheses:
= 62x^2 + x - 4 - 11x^2 + 33 ( note - 33 becomes -33*-1 = +33)
Now simplifying like terms:
= 51x^2 + x + 29 (answer).
T = 0
=> Q = 0
t = x
=> Q = arcsin(x/a)
rest it just simple integration of trigonometric function
About 145 I gonna guess I dont know if that's right
Answer:
only after you have done this an infinite amount of times, so, no not really.
Step-by-step explanation:
This is a geometric series also used in Zeno's paradox: Achilles and the tortoise.