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What is the greatest common factor in 21ab and 14b?
Well, honey, the greatest common factor in 21ab and 14b is 7b. You see, 21 can be broken down into 3 x 7, and 14 can be broken down into 2 x 7. And since they both have a b in common, that's your greatest common factor right there. Math made sassy!
206 equals b in your b?
206 bones in your body.
How do you do b grater than or equal to 5?
b≥5 or b>=5
Which of the following is an expression of Boyle's law A equals constant B PT equals constant C equals constant D PV equals constant?
C.
For any positive number b not equal to 1 log b 1 equals?
Some basic logarithm rules appear in related links.
Evaluate -4a plus b -10a divide b when a equals 8 and b equals 5?
Evaluate -4(a+b) - 10a/b when a=8 and b=5
Simply or evaluate the expressions and equations A - -b if a equals 3 and b equals -2?
5
Evaluate a - b - c if a equals -15 b equals 5 and c equals -2?
If a = -15, b = 5 and c = -2 a - b - c = -15 - 5 - (-2) = -20 + 2 = -18
B plus 9 equals 8 plus 6?
Set it up like this: B+9=8+6B+9=14B=5
Evaluate 3a plus 4b - c if a equals 2 and b equals 3 and c equals 5?
6 + 12 - 5 = 13
What is 14b equals -56?
70
How do you factor 49 plus 14b plus b squared?
a + b + 4 is in its simplest form.
What is the value of a - b if a equals 10 and b equals 5?
a( 10 ) - b( 5 ) = 5 ?
If a equals 3 and bequals minus 5 then a minus b equals?
If a equals 3 and b equals minus 5 then a minus b equals what
7b for b 5 evaluate?
If b = 5, 7b = 35
What is a plus c-b if a equals 3 b equals 5 and c equals 2?
a + c - b = 3 + 2 - 5 = 5 - 5 = 0
How do you solve this equation B-3(B-4(1-B)) equals 54?
By following BODMAS, evaluate the inner brackets first, collecting terms together as you go: B - 3(B - 4(1 - B)) = 54 → B - 3(B - 4 + 4B) = 54 → B -3(5B - 4) = 54 → B - 15B + 12 = 54 → -14B = 42 → 14B = -42 → B = -3 Check by substituting back into the original equation: B - 3(B - 4(1 - B)) → -3 - 3(-3 - 4(1 - -3)) → -3 - 3(-3 - 4(4)) → -3 - 3(-3 - 16) → -3 - 3(-19) → -3 + 57 → 54 as required.
