It’s 1.
Explanation: you need to find the greatest factor that works out for them both. You can cross out 4 and 8 because no other whole number can be multiplied to get 15, and it’s not 3 since you can’t multiply it with a whole number to get 64. 1 works for them both.
The answer would be 1/4 or
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Easy peasy
just use PEMDAS and some exonential laws
also another is
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so
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Answer
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:7=0.5 |x-4| -3
+3 +3
10=0.5 |x-4|
10/0.5=0.5/0.5 |x-4|
20=|x-4|
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-20=x-4 20=x-4
+4 +4 +4 +4
-16=x 24=x
The answers are -16=x and 24=x
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