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the solutions are: a=8 b=6 c=4 x=7 y=10 z=29. Making substitution of values into the equation ax+by=cz we have equality of 116 at both side of the equation and co prime factor of a,b&c is 2 from the result provided. From matric240

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In solution to the above question, here is the result I have arrived at. x=7, y=10, z=29, A=8, B=6, C=4. This can be proved by the relationship btw x,y,z,A,B,C that is: Ax + By=Cz. Through substitution Ax=8*7=56 and By=6*10=60 :- Ax+By=56+60=116 which is also equal to Cz=4*29=116. Considering the facts that x,y and z must be >2. 7,10 and 29 is>2 and also that A,B and C must have a common prime factor. Taking up values of A=8 in which factors are (1,2,4,, B=6 with factors of (1,2,3,6) and C=4 with factors of (1,2,4). Between these values 2 is a common factor to them and which is also a prime factor common to A,B,C. My contact are as follows Name: Taiwo-Ibraheem phone number:09032459058 e-mail:taiwoibraheem27@gmail.com

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Its takes two cars from d car park to travel a distance of one-hundredth of the product of d distance covered by both cars a duration of d rate of d distance of d first car with that of d second car in hours. If d first car travels at a speed twice its distance while d second car travels at a speed two-seventh of its distance. Calculate d distance covered by both cars?Its takes two cars from d car park to travel a distance of one-hundredth of the product of d distance covered by both cars a duration of d rate of d distance of d first car with that of d second car in hours. If d first car travels at a speed twice its distance while d second car travels at a speed two-seventh of its distance. Calculate d distance covered by both cars?Its takes two cars from d car park to travel a distance of one-hundredth of the product of d distance covered by both cars a duration of d rate of d distance of d first car with that of d second car in hours. If d first car travels at a speed twice its distance while d second car travels at a speed two-seventh of its distance. Calculate d distance covered by both cars?

considering the question it would be noticed that difference btw d 1st nd 2nd result of d expr.is 16 i.e (72 -56) so also diff.of d 2nd nd 3rd result of the is 14 i.e (56-42) while also diff.btw d 3rd nd 4th result of d expr.is12 i.e (42-30) and finally d diff.btw 4th nd 5th result of d expr is 10 i.e (30-20) so it wuld be observed dat d diff.of d result of d expr decrease by 2 so diff btw d 5th nd 6th result of the expr is 8 since the result of d 5th number is 20 nd that of d 6th is unknown nd d diff btw dem =8 20- x=8 x=20-8 x=12 so ans is 12. This is d fullest explanation of d simple arithmetic contact for more info on 09032459058