Answer:
2
Step-by-step explanation:
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Given:
Two numbers are 12 and 21
To find:
The factors of 12 and 21, then find the common factor and the greatest common factor.
Solution:
Two numbers are 12 and 21. The prime factors of these two numbers are
From the above factorization, it is clear that the factor 3 is common in both. So,
Common factor (CF) = 3
Only 3 is common in factorization of both. So,
Greatest common factor (GCF) = 3
Therefore, the common factor is 3 and the greatest common factor is also 3.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The one that doesn't work with the other three is B. Nine cubed is huge compared to just plain 9 or 3^2. The other three each are equal to one another especially if you remove the brackets in D.
9 c^(2*3) * d^(3*3)
9 c^6 d^9
The data cannot be modeled by a linear equation because the rate of change is not constant. This can be seen in the fact that when you increase x from 1 to 2, you subtract 3 from the y-values. However, as you add 2 more, you continue to subtract 3 from the y-values. If the function were a linear function, we would likely subtract 6 from the y-values, since that would form a constant ratio.
You can even look at the fact that as we increased the x by 4, we continued to decrease the y by 3. This does not form a constant ratio, and is thus the data could not be modeled by a linear function.
5.925 as a fraction would be: 237/40
As a mixed number, 237/40 would be 5 37/40.
So, in its simplest form, it would be 5 37/40
I hope that helps! c:
