The GCF of 33c and 55cd is
33c/11c = 3
55cd/11c = 5d
the greatest common factor is 11c
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Answer:
(-2,-2)
Step-by-step explanation:
for question number 15...cordinated grid shows each equation...first equation is represented by straight line going upwards through +4 in y axis...(y=3x+4)...
point is....every point in this two lines represent a possible x and y value for each equation...and there is a point where these lines meet each other....in that point...x and y values are possible values for both equations.so answer is (-2,-2)...this cordination satisfy each pairs of equation...you can try using -2 for x in both equations and get -2 as the answer for y...that proves the point..try it for 16 quiz.good luck
Answer:
Las longitudes solicitadas en yardas son:
- <u>Trayecto A = 109.361 yardas.</u>
- <u>Trayecto B = 20.231785 yardas.</u>
Step-by-step explanation:
Para hacer la conversión de unidades que requieres en el ejercicio, debes saber que:
Con ese factor de conversión tú puedes hacer reglas de tres para calcular las medidas que requieres. En el caso del trayecto A:
Si:
- 1 metro = 1.09361 yardas
- 100 metros = X
Entonces:
Cancelamos metros y obtenemos:
- x = 100 * 1.09361 yardas
- <u>x = 109.361 yardas</u>
En este caso, <u>el trayecto A en yardas corresponde a 109.361 yardas</u>. El mismo procedimiento puede aplicarse para el trayecto B:
Si:
- 1 metro = 1.09361 yardas
- 18.50 metros = X
Entonces:
Cuando se cancelan los metros se obtiene:
- x = 18.50 * 1.09361 yardas
- <u>x = 20.231785 yardas</u>
Así, <u>el trayecto B en yardas corresponde a 20.231785 yardas</u>.
Let the number of coats Michael has = x
As given, Minnie gathers 3 times as many coats as Michael
So, Minnie has = 3x
Total number of coats = 52
Equation becomes,
Hence, Michael contributed 13 coats.