Answer:
(0,0), (1,1), (2,2)
Step-by-step explanation:
When testing to find possible points in situations like this, I always start by testing with the origin point (0,0).
In this case:
4x+6y<24 ==> 0 + 0 < 24 TRUE, it satisfies the inequality.
We then try with (1,1):
4x+6y<24 ==> 4 + 6 < 24 TRUE, it satisfies the inequality.
And with (2,2):
4x+6y<24 ==> 8 + 12 < 24 TRUE, it satisfies the inequality.
J time sixteen equals thirty five.
Is there an option for (14,8)? It's rise over run
Alright,
So LCM stands for "least common multiple"
While GCF is "greatest common factor"
Let's look at your number 1 (3&6)
3,6,9,12
6,12,18,24
Both times table has 6 in them making 6 the LCM
To find the GCF we need to know what can go into 3 equally. Since 3 is prime the greatest factor for 3 is....3. 6 goes into 3 two times so 3 is the GCF.
LCM:6
GCF:3
Lets do number 10 (40&4)
For LCM you see whats the smallest number that is in both times tables
4,8,12,16,20,24,28.......40
40,80, 160....
40 is the LCM because 40 is what's the smallest number between the two
GCF?
4 times 1 equals 4. Nothing bigger than 4 can make 4 (if your multiplying). That makes 4 automatically the GCF. :)
Its C cause the y intercept is -5
