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Prime factorization of 91 with all the exponents?
91 = 13 x 7 Can't go any further as both 13 and 7 are prime numbers.
What do 9 and 13 both go into?
9 and 13 both go into 117.
What is the answer to x - 7 - 4 equals 13?
x - 7 - 4 = 13 (-7 - 4 = -13) x - 11 = 13 add 11 to both sides x = 24
-7 plus x equals 13?
the answer -7+x=13 add 7 to both sides. cancel the first set of sevens leavening you with the x and add 13+7=20
What is 7 over 13 simplified?
7/13 is already in its most sim plified form. Reason ; both '7' and '13' are prime numbers , and therefore do not have any common factors.
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