Answer:
Rider 1 does one round in 15 min, and will complete another in each consecutive multiple of 15 min
Rider 2 does one round in 18 min, and will complete another in each consecutive multiple of 18 min
Assuming that they start together, they will complete another round together in a time that is both multiples of 15min and 18 min.
Then we need to find the smallest common multiple between 15 and 18.
To smallest common multiple between two numbers, a and b, is equal to:
a*b/(greatest common factor between a and b).
Now, the greatest common factor between 15 and 18 can be found if we write those numbers as a product of prime numbers, such as:
15 = 3*5
18 = 2*3*3
The greatest common factor is 3.
Then the smallest common multiple will be:
(15*18)/3 = 90
This means that after 90 mins, they will meet again at the starting place.
Answer:
The answer would be C
Step-by-step explanation:
He started at 250 lbs. He is losing 3 lbs every week.
So it would be y=250(beginning weight)-3x(how much he's losing every week)
Hope this helped :)
<span>(1/2) [SIN(X-Y)-SIN(X+Y)]= COS(X)SIN(Y)</span>
False, it's the other way around: you divide the numerator by the denominator.
For example, to evaluate 
you divide 8 by 15:
