Since a product in maths means the result after multiplying numbers, you need to multiply 2 prime numbers and get 4.
If we look at the prime numbers: 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, etc, we see that the only number we can multiply to get 4 is 2, or, in other words, the only multiplication of prime numbers we can do to get four is 2*2=4.
J=15b/10g
S=21b/g w/ the ratio 3/2 (15/10=3/2)
1) Form an equation (21/g=3/2).
2) Since you are trying to find the denominator, multiply 3/2 so that the numerators are the same (3×7=21 2×7=14).
3) The answer will be whatever the denominator is at the end.
The answer is there are 14 girls in Steven's class.
8/6, 12/9, 16/12 are all equivalent to 4/3
You will mark down the product $29.37. So it would be 89.00-29.37=59.63
Answer:
0
This is because for a number to be divisible by 9 all the digits should add up to a number divisible by 9. Since they already do you just put a 0.
