Please use "write" here, not "right." "write" is "right" here, if you get my drift.
"right" is wrong in this context. ;)
Example: Most of us would see immediately that 5 is a prime factor of 50.
Write 50 as 5 * 10.
10 is not prime; it can be factored into 5 and 2.
Thus, 50 written as the product of its prime factors is 5 * 5 * 2 (answer)
When you are doing distributive property, it can only happen if a number or exponent is before the bracket. From this equation, you can solve for x like so:
7(x+5)-x=42
7x+35-x=42 -Using distributive property (Multiplication)
6x=7 -Collecting like terms.
x= 7/6 -The answer.
Therefore x would equate to 7/6.
-4/5 and -1/2
Taking the LCM of the 2 fractions we get the common denominator 10
-8/10 and - 5/10
Now we can see the second fraction (-5/10) is bigger
Thus the friend is wrong
Answer:
If numbers divisible by 6 are also divisible by 3 then any thing times 6 will be the same by 3.
Be more specific with your question please
