The greatest common factor of this can be solved by looking at the individual parts and splitting it up.
First, we have 28 and 7. Well, thats an easy one. 7 goes into 28 4 times so we are now left with 4 and 1.
We can also write the rest of this like this 4(x*x*y) - 1(x*y*y*y*y*y)
Now, what values are in both equations. We have one x and one y that can be taken out of both.
We end up with 7xy(4x-7y^4)
Question 1:
If you know that 3 squares equals 7 circles and the squares are being counted by 3, then continue to count the circle by 3 until you get 25 circles.
Example:
3 Squares : 7 circles
4 squares : 10 circles
5 squares : 13 circles
6 squares : 16 circles
7 squares : 19 circles
8 squares : 22 circles
9 squares : 25 circles Add 9 squares to 3 = 12
You will have 12 squares when continues to count all the way to 25 circles.
Question 2:
Just multiply 14 by 28 and you will get your answer. Which is 3. The missing digit's 3. You can then check by doing 392 ÷ 14 to see if you get 28.
Answer:
66 = s
Step-by-step explanation:
s + 24 = 90
90 = s + 24
90 - 24 = s
66 = s
13/5 divided by 11/6 = 13/5 X 6/11 Answer is 78/55
Answer:
y = .10x +10
Step-by-step explanation:
If the equation is linear, we can write it in the form y=mx+b where m is the slope and b is the y intercept
The y intercept is where we start, or the initial value
The slope is also call the rate of change
y = .10x +10
