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The least common denominator is the Least Common Multiple (LCM) of the divisors 3 and 4. Since these numbers have no common factors, their LCM is
... 3·4 = 12
The least common denominator of your fractions is 12.
... 1/3 = (1/3)·(4/4) = 4/12
... 3/4 = (3/4)·(3/3) = 9/12
The Patriots scored 12 points during the Super Bowl, and the Falcons scored 18 points. What is the total amount of points that both teams scored during the Super Bowl?
30 total points.
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Answer:
The answer is 2 times x.
Step-by-step explanation:
X is the number of students. If each of the student received 2 pencils then you multiply 2 by the number of students.
An <em>algebraic expression</em> is one that consists of both <u>number(s)</u> and an <u>alphabet(s)</u>. The <em>required</em> answers are:
i. Distance from Chenoa's <u>house</u> to the <em>coffee shop</em> = 6.0 miles
ii. D<u>istance</u> from <em>coffee shop</em> to Chenoa's <u>school</u> = 1.5 miles
iii. <em>Distance</em> from Chenoa's <u>house</u> to her <u>school</u> = 7.5 miles
An <em>algebraic expression</em> is one that consists of both <u>number(s)</u> and an <u>alphabet(s)</u>. The <em>alphabet</em> is referred to as the <u>unknown</u> whose <u>value</u> has to be <em>determined</em>.
In the given question, let the <u>distance</u> from the <em>coffee shop</em> to Chenoa's <u>school</u> be represented by y.
So that;
The <u>distance</u> from Chenoa's house to the <em>coffee shop</em> = (2y + 3) miles.
The <em>total distance</em> from Chenoa's <u>house</u> to her <u>school </u>= 5y.
This implies that:
(2y + 3) + y = 5y
3y + 3 = 5y
3 = 5y - 3y
2y = 3
y = 
= 1.5
The <em>distance</em> from the <em>coffee shop</em> to Chenoa's <u>school</u> is 1.5 miles.
Thus;
(2y + 3) = ( 2(1.5) + 3)
= 6
The <u>distance</u> from Chenoa's <u>house</u> to the <em>coffee shop</em> is 6 miles.
And,
5y = 5(1.5)
= 7.5
The <em>total distance</em> from Chenoa's <u>house</u> to her <u>school</u> is 7.5 miles.
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