Look at the figure. what is another way of naming line m?

For glovesfor gogglesso they have not changed by the same percent

hey there!

for the first step you'll have to find your common multiples of each of the factors that you may have then, look for your variables in the terms/ between each of the factors once when you do that, factor it (like the pairs that factor out)

now, let's solve your particular equation now

→ and also, → then, find your common factors, which is: there's more steps to solve this, but it will take a while to solve itso,

good luck on your assignment and enjoy your day!

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There has to be a total of 63 boxes each with a prize in them.there are two types of prizes: the first type is $25 and second type is $100.  if you make all the prizes $100, you will only end up with 27 prizes. ($2700 / 100), which is too little.  if you make all the prizes $25, you will only end up with 108 prizes ($2700/ 25), which is too way many.  the answer has to be combination of prizes more $25 prizes will have an outcome of more prizes in total.  more $100 prizes will have an outcome of less prizes in total.  the answer would come out to48 prizes of $25 each ($1200)  15 prizes of $100 each ($1500) which adds to the full amount of $2700 with 63 prizes.