To find the Greatest Common Factor of 45 and 60, we do the following:
Find the Factors of 45 & 60.
45: 1, 3, 5, 9, 15, 45
60: <span>1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,10, 12, 15, 20, 30, 60
As you can see, 15 is the greatest common factor.</span>
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We can create equations to solve this.
2.50p + 1.50m = 29.50
p + m = 15
Solve for a variable in the 2nd equation and use the substitution method to solve.
p + m = 15
Subtract p to both sides:
m = -p + 15
Plug in -p + 15 for m in the first equation.
2.50p + 1.50(-p + 15) = 29.50
Distribute:
2.50p - 1.50p + 22.50 = 29.50
Combine like terms:
p + 22.50 = 29.50
Subtract 22.50 to both sides:
p = 7
Now plug this into any of the two equations and solve for the other variable.
p + m = 15
7 + m = 15
Subtract 7 to both sides:
m = 8
So he purchased 7 pineapples and 8 mangos.
Answer:
y=sqrt((x+a)/-2b))
F=(5/9)C+32
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Step-by-step explanation:
-2by^2=x+a
y^2=(x+a)/-2b
y=sqrt((x+a)/-2b))
F-32=(5/9)C
F=(5/9)C+32 (The actual Fahrenheit-Celcius formula)
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The answer is x^6(2X^6-3)(4X^12+6X^6+9)
