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What is the least common multiple of 6x and 15y?
30xy
What is the LCM of 3y-5 and 15y-5?
LCM of 3y - 5 and 15y - 5 depends on the value of y, which is an unknown.
What is the greatest common factor of 15y plus 30x equals 10?
3y plus 6x = 2
How do you solve 3xy-4x plus 15y-20?
3xy-4x + 15y-20 Sol: As there are no number are same. So -4x-3xy +15y-20 -------------------- -4x-3xy+15y-20
How do you factor 27-9x 15y?
65
What is the least common multiple of 6x and 15y?
30xy
If P equals 2y-6xy-3x and Q equals 4-5y find 2P-3Q and simplify your answer?
2p = 4y - 12xy - 6x, 3q = 12 - 15y so 2p - 3q = 4y - 12xy - 6x - (12 - 15y) = 4y - 12xy - 6x - 12 + 15y = 19y -12xy - 6x - 12
What is the LCM of 3y-5 and 15y-5?
LCM of 3y - 5 and 15y - 5 depends on the value of y, which is an unknown.
0=6x+15y+7?
x=− 2 5y − 6 7
What is the LCM of 6x and 5y?
The LCM is 30xy.
What is the LCM of 15y3 and 75y6?
Since 75y^6 is a multiple of 15y^3, it is automatically the LCM.
What is the LCM of 5x and 6x?
It is: 5x times 6x = 30x^2
4x plus 15Y equals 6x equals 7y X weighs as much as how many ys?
.225
What is the greatest common factor of 15y plus 30x equals 10?
3y plus 6x = 2
What is the least common multiple of 3 6 and x?
The LCM is 6x.
What is 5x-15y?
5x-15y = -10
How do you find the equation of a plane on a 3D graph if you have the X- Y- and Z-intercepts?
First, find the LCM (Least Common Multiple) of the three intercepts. Second, divide the LCM by the X-Intercept. Repeat for the Y- and Z-Intercepts. Third, take the three values, and put them together like this: (LCM/X-Intercept)x+(LCM/Y-Intercept)y+(LCM/Z-Intercept)z=LCM If it need it, you can simplify it. For example, if you have a plane with the intercepts (5, 0, 0), (0, 2, 0), and (0, 0, 3), the the LCM would be 30, so you would have: (30/5)x+(30/2)y+(30/3)z=30 6x+15y+10z=30
