Answer:
35
Step-by-step explanation:
We know the factors of Lena's age are 2 and 5. The least common multiple must have these factors and the factors of 14, so will at least have factors of 2, 5, and 7.
Apparently, the dad's age is 5·7 = 35.
___
The GCF is 5; the LCM is 70 = 5×14.
_____
Sometimes, I use a little 3-part diagram to think about LCM and GCF. Here, it would look like ...
(2 [5) 7]
where the numbers in curved brackets (2·5) and the numbers in square brackets [5·7] are factors of the two numbers of concern (Lena's age, her dad's age). The middle number in both brackets [5) is the greatest common factor, and the product of all three numbers is their least common multiple.
Here, the product of outside numbers, 2·7 = 14, represents the ratio of the LCM to the GCF. We know that Lena's age has factors of only 2 and 5, so the numbers in the diagram have to be (2[5)7], where 2 and 7 are on the ends and 5 is in the middle.
Answer:
308
Step-by-step explanation:
13 
6 2 =
next
13 4 2 =
next
6 4 2 =
Add
156
104
+ 48
_____
308
me is in the pic
I think it’s B I’m doing a lesson on this kind of stuff right now
<span>each missing number is the square of half the coefficient of the 1st order term</span><span>
(5/2)² = 25/4 </span>
If the x goes after (1-) then it’s going to be x=-4
