Assuming LCD means Lowest Common Denominator
Assuming by "and" you mean adding the two
Well, you go by the multiples of 7;
7, 14, 21, 28, 35, 42, 49, 56, 63,<u> 70</u>
Multiples of 10;
10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, <u>70</u>, 80, 90, 100
Straight away you can see the lowest common multiple is 70,
Now to go about adding them,
2/7 * 10 (both sides) , 20/70
9/10 * 7 (both sides) , 63/70
Then you add the two; 20/70 + 63/70 - now we can add them because they share the same denominator
20/70 + 63/70 = 83/70 = 1 whole 13/70 (simplified)
<u>The LCD is 70
Quick tip, </u>to find a common multiple (not necessarily the lowest) multiply the two denominators.
Start with the point-slope formula shown at the top in red.
Now, substitute your slope and coordinates in the formula.
Then distribute and combine lie terms.
Finally, add 2x to both sides to get your equation in standard form.
Alright, so for every addition or subtraction (without the whole thing being in parenthesis and multiplied by something) sign, there is 1 term to the right of it and 1 term to the left of it. However, we have to make sure not to overlap - for example, m is only 1 term - it can't be counted as 2 since it's to the right of a - and to the left of a +. Our terms are therefore 2m²n, 2mn², m, 3n, and 9
