Using division, you will find that -1/9 continues on and on forever with no end, so you can mark this by drawing a line over the last repeating number
The only number that fits is 41. 1 is 3 less than 4 and 41 is prime.
W = 7/15 L
w = 56
56 = 7/15 L
56 x 15/7 = 7/15 x7 L
L = 120
Answer:
14 * 12 = 168
Step-by-step explanation:
Just simply multiply them to get your answer, because cars times riders = answer
Use the Chinese remainder theorem. Suppose we set

. Then clearly taken modulo 12, the second term vanishes, and incidentally

; taken modulo 13, the first term vanishes, but the second term leaves a remainder of 2. To counter this, we can multiply the second term by the inverse of 12 modulo 13, which is 12 since

.
So, we found that

, but the least positive solution is

, and in general we can have

for any integer

.
Now, since

, or

, we know that there are 32 possible integers

that satisfy the congruences.