hi, i was hoping someone could help me. I'd like to know how and or the formula to find out where two numbers will meet. say for example you start with 7 and keep adding 7, and say you also start with 9 and keep adding 9. How do you figure out(using a formula when and where the 2 numbers meet the same total. such as this example would be 56, but i would like to know how to do this using more difficult numbers. also what branch of math would this be? any and all help is appreciated, and thank you for your help. . . .Suzy
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Suzy2000SBR Rookie
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makaveli66SBR MVP
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#2I don't know.Comment -
makaveli66SBR MVP
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#3I don't know the answer to the question Suzy2000.Comment -
lolguy999SBR MVP
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#4Well Suzy, you add 7+9 because everytime u add a 7 u also gotta add a 9. so 7+9=16 right? and 56/16 = howmany times ull need and in this case, FOURRRComment -
lolguy999SBR MVP
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#5Say a more complicated... 8 and 9 to form 357. So we add 8 and 9 xxx 8+9=17 Then we do 357/17 by calculator and we get 21!!
Hope this helps
p.s. im a college kid in pure science lawl... school's starting tmr..Comment -
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#6nm.Comment -
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#7hi, i was hoping someone could help me. I'd like to know how and or the formula to find out where two numbers will meet. say for example you start with 7 and keep adding 7, and say you also start with 9 and keep adding 9. How do you figure out(using a formula when and where the 2 numbers meet the same total. such as this example would be 56, but i would like to know how to do this using more difficult numbers. also what branch of math would this be? any and all help is appreciated, and thank you for your help. . . .SuzyComment -
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#8hi, i was hoping someone could help me. I'd like to know how and or the formula to find out where two numbers will meet. say for example you start with 7 and keep adding 7, and say you also start with 9 and keep adding 9. How do you figure out(using a formula when and where the 2 numbers meet the same total. such as this example would be 56, but i would like to know how to do this using more difficult numbers. also what branch of math would this be? any and all help is appreciated, and thank you for your help. . . .SuzyComment -
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#9in excel
"=lcm(7,9)"Comment -
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#10hi, i was hoping someone could help me. I'd like to know how and or the formula to find out where two numbers will meet. say for example you start with 7 and keep adding 7, and say you also start with 9 and keep adding 9. How do you figure out(using a formula when and where the 2 numbers meet the same total. such as this example would be 56, but i would like to know how to do this using more difficult numbers. also what branch of math would this be? any and all help is appreciated, and thank you for your help. . . .SuzyComment -
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#11i m gonna have to think for a whileComment
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