The least common multiple is 63.
Explanation: 63 is the least number that 3 7 and 9 can go into evenly. Therefore, it is the least common multiple.
Answer and explanation:
V originally equals u + at, but when you plug in u, a, and t you get a number answer.
u = 2
a = 15
t = 1/5
Rewrite the expression with the numbers plugged in.
V = (2) + (15)(1/5) <em>Multiply 15 by 1/5</em>
V = 2 + 3 <em>Add 2 and 3 together</em>
V = 5
<h2><u>So V would equal 5</u></h2>
Given: ax-by>c
Subtract ax on both sides: -by>-ax+c
Divide both sides by -b: y<(-ax+c)/-b
Simplify: y<(ax-c)/b
your answer: y<(ax-c)/b
I want to say A but im not sure
