To find a common denominator you have to find a number that both can be divided by in this case, 15. So both can be set to 15. However the numerators must also be changed. Since 15 divided by 5 is 3, the numerator 2 should be multiplied by 3 to get 6. Then since 15 can be divided by 3 to 5, you multiply 5 to the numerator 1 to get 5.
Then do
6/15 - 5/15 to get 1/15
Answer:
The answer is "bulb, expands, and glass
".
Step-by-step explanation:
The bulb thermometer is the common glass temperature sensor for which you might be grown up. This thermometer is filled with a liquid, typically mercury. Bulb thermometers work on the simple premise that it volume of the liquid varies in proportion to its volume.
It is a glass tube that is pre full with a fluid such as a hydrogen or liquor and is sealed at both sides. The fluid in the glass tube rises as the mercury inside the thermometer's bulb increases. When the temperature gauge is warm, the liquid inside flows up in the tube.
(27576km/hr)(24hr/day)(orbits/42600km)=orbits/day=15.53
So the station makes 15 FULL orbits per day
(27576km/h)(1000m/km)(h/3600s)=7660m/s
Use the compound amount formula: A = P(1+r)^t
Here, A = $2700(1+0.07)^3 = $3307.62
Luis will have accumulated $3307.62 to spend on his trib to Belize.
The shape that we have here is sued to show the infinite geometric progression.
<h3>What is geometric progression?</h3>
This is the sequence of numbers that has all the other values in the sequence gotten by the multiplication of a certain factor
In this question or the shape we can see that the triangle is made up of smaller other triangles embedded in it.
The area of the traingle that is in the red color is seen to have been made up of 1/3 of the total triangles that we have in the shape. This can be seen to be similar as the triangles that are represented by the green and the blue color.
Putting a lot of triangles inside one big triangle gives up a pictorial diagram on how to add infinite amount of things up.
Read more on triangles here:
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