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54x1 and 6x9 = 54
2/12 and 3/18 are two of the fractions that are equal to 1/6. To find others just multiply the one and the six by the same number except 0. You will get an equivalent fraction. so 1x9 = 9 6x9 = 54 by multiplying both the one and the six times nine you will get 9/54 which is another fraction that is equal to 1/6.
The lowest number is 393. Here's how - the lowest number divided by 11, R8 is 19. In order to maintain this remainder, the possible numbers must increase by 11 (30,41,52,etc). However, to be divisible by 5 with a R3, the number must end in a 3 or 8. So 63 is the first number that would match your first and last criteria. And to maintain that relationship, that sequence must increase by 55 each time (11x5). At 63 divided by 9, there is no remainder. Each time you add 55 to your sequence, and divide by 9, you would be increasing your remainder by 1 because 6x9=54, 55-54=1. Therefore, in order to get a remainer of 6 when divided by 9, you'll have to add six 55's to 63. 63 + (55x6) = 393 From that point, every time you add 495, you'll match the criteria. So 393+495=888, that works. 888+495=1383, that works. etc. Why 495? Because that is the product of your divisors - 5x9x11=495.
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You use PEMDAS, which is Parenthesis, Exponet, Divide, Multiply, Add, Subtract. You have to do it in that order.So 6x9+6x0.5 is a problem you have to use PEMDAS for.P&E go togehter, so when there is only parentesis or exponets, and no other symbols, then you do the problem across - left to right. Same with D&M, and A&S.In the problem 6x9+6x0.5, M (multiply) is the first symbol. So, 6x9 is 54, and 6x0.5 is 3. Then, A (add) comes next, and then no more symbols. So just add 54 to 3 and you get 57.The answer to 6x9+6x0.5 is 57, AKA - 6x9+6x0.5=57
In the back where the 6x9's are housed there are the 6x9 covers simply pop them up with a screw driver. from there unscrew the screws all around remove the 6x9. keep in mind the 6x9 factory are clipped on simply cut the clippings strip the wire and connect them according to the new 6x9 you purchase
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6x9 won't fit in factory cut out of doors in a 96...they use round speakers...