Posted by james on Thursday, April 22, 2010 at 7:51pm.
This is hardly calculus.
Solve the equation. 2x - 4 = -10
2x-4=-10
+4 = +4 add
2x = -6
x = -3
Find the LCM of 29 and 116.
29 is a prime so it is 29 times something
116/29 = 4
so
116 is the least common multiple of 29 and 116
Simplify. 88 · 8-8
I do not understand this notation.
Related Questions
Math - Find the LCM of 29 and 116.
math - simplify square root of 116 rt(116) = rt(4*29) = 2rt(29) i need help with...
math - Yuri has a board that is 98 in. long. He wishes to cut the board into two...
need help in math, - Translate to a system of equations and solve using the ...
Algebra - 1. solve 3-w/6-w = 3/w-6 2. Find the LCM of (8+9z), (64-81z^2), and (8...
Math - Find the distance between P(-4,3) and the line with equation: 2x - 5y = -...
math - The "x intercept" is where y = 0, which is where the curve ...
Algebra - Double a number, add 1 to the product, and you get 29. whats the ...
algebra - solve for x (24+2x)(10+2x) - 240 = 152 First multiply. 24(10) = ___ 2x...
algebra - 1.FIND THE LCM OF 10X^7 AND 50X^4 2.FIND THE LCM OF x^2 -36 AND x^2 + ...
For Further Reading
