A greatest common monomial factor is the largest term that goes into a list of given terms. In order to identify the greatest common monomial factor, write the prime factorization of each term, and the product of the common factors is the greatest common monomial factor.
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ST + SR + TR = perimeter of RST
ST = PQ × TR/QO
Answer:
I agree with cristafers work
Step-by-step explanation:
J + s = 63 and j - s = 33 because if the jacket cost 33 more than the slacks then you start with the jacket and subtract the slacks which are 33 less than the jacket you have 33.
