A greatest common monomial factor is the largest term that goes into a list of given terms. In order to identify the greatest common monomial factor, write the prime factorization of each term, and the product of the common factors is the greatest common monomial factor.
Answer:
0.7% off
Step-by-step explanation:

9.67 × y = 9.6 × 100
9.67y = 960
9.67y ÷ 9.67 = 960 ÷ 9.67

y = 99.2
100% - 99.2% = 0.8%
Answer:
F=$3810
Step-by-step explanation:

F= future value
P= present value
i = interest
n= number of times money compounded
P=$3000 i=6% n = 2 X 4= 8
As this is semiannual so 6%/2=3%




42 Times.
42x18= 756 <---- How you check your answer
Imaginary numbers are taught in high school algebra, which I think imaginary numbers are taught in 10th or 11th grade.