Problem: Article: The Legendary Beasts roam the Kanto region at random, so finding them requires a lot of wandering through the grass with your fingers crossed. Using Max Repel will help you avoid endless encounters with low-level Pokemon while you do so. Make sure the first Pokemon in your party is level 49 or below, or this won't work. This is pretty straightforward. Riding your bike rather than walking will help you find Pokemon more quickly, as you will encounter more Pokemon in a smaller amount of time. With any luck, one of them will be a Legendary Beast. If you finally track down a Legendary Beast and it gets away from you, don't despair. It will now show up in the map in your Pokedex, which will make the process of finding it much quicker. The Legendary Beast's location will change every time you fly, battle, go into a building, or change routes. This may seem like a hindrance, but you can use it to your advantage. Hop on your bike, pop a Max Repel, and start trekking through the grass. If you haven't had a hit after about 30 seconds, head into the house. When you come back out, the Legendary Beast's area of roaming will have changed. Rinse and repeat until it appears before you.
Summary: Use Max Repels. Hop on your bike. Track it on your Pokedex.

Problem: Article: If you're considering opening a day care, you probably already know that you love working with kids. Take these other elements of running a day care into account before you make the decision to devote yourself to starting a new business: Are you ready to handle the mishaps, behavioral issues and emergencies that arise when working with kids? Consider getting first aid and CPR training and potentially taking classes on childcare before assuming this responsibility. The children's parents will have high expectations concerning their kids' activities and education while under your care. It helps to have a degree in education or experience teaching or working at a day care before opening your own. A day care is a business, and as a business owner you'll be in charge of employee management, bookkeeping, marketing, and other responsibilities that come with running a small business in addition to providing childcare. Factoring in your time capacity, financial restraints, and personal preference, choose from two types of day cares: A home day care. Day cares operated from homes offer home-like environments for children. They are typically small, and usually open to kids from the neighborhood. A day care center, or commercial day care. Day care centers are operated from commercial spaces. They can accommodate more children and bring in more revenue, which allows them to hire more employees. To legally operate a day care, it's necessary to obtain a license, which must be renewed each year. Licensing requirements are different for home day cares and day care centers. Research the requirements in your area for the type of day care you wish to operate. To obtain a license you will undergo a home or facility safety inspection and prove that your operation is following the laws of your state. You must demonstrate that your operation has a certain ration of adult caretakers to children. The requirements vary with the age of the children. You may have to complete an orientation or course on managing a day care. You are required to file all the necessary paperwork and submit a fee to complete the licensing process. Before you settle on running a home day care, make sure you have enough space for children you wish to serve. Is the bathroom located close to the intended play area? Is there a fenced-in outdoor yard? A commercial space should also be large enough to accommodate the number of kids who will join your day care. It should have a large play area, an outside space, a convenient bathroom area, and a kitchen for preparing snacks.
Summary: Understand the pros and cons of operating a day care. Decide what type of day care you want to open. Understand the licensing requirements for your state. Decide on a location.

Problem: Article: If a mixed number is a b/c then the equation used to convert it to an improper fraction is (ac+b)/c. In this equation: A is the whole number. B is the numerator (the top portion of the fraction). C is the denominator (the bottom portion of the fraction). BEDMAS or PEDMAS dictates that you must first address the numbers in parentheses. Since multiplication and division come first, you will first multiply ac. You will then add b, since that figure is also within parentheses. Finally, you will divide by c, or use c as the new denominator. P/BEDMAS stands for parentheses/brackets, exponents, multiply or divide, and add or subtract. Take the mixed number 1 for example: a = 1, b = 2, and c = 3. Multiply ac, which in this example is 3 x 1 = 3. You now know the product of ac = 3, so now it's time to add b = 2: 3 + 2 = 5. This sum, 5, is the new numerator of your improper fraction. Remember that the denominator (c = 3) remains the same from the original fraction, and the new numerator is 5. The improper fraction converted from the original mixed number, therefore, is 5/3. To be certain, you can always double check your math by running the numbers again, or verifying the answer using an online calculator. The simplest form is the smallest and easiest way to represent a fraction. To reduce a fraction to its simplest form, determine if the numerator and denominator have common factors. If they do, select the highest one and divide the numerator and denominator by that number. For instance, in the fraction 9/42, the greatest common factor is 3. Divide both the numerator and denominator by the greatest common factor to get the fraction's simplest form: 9 3 / 42 3 = 3/14
Summary:
Learn the basic equation. Remember the order of operations. Multiply the whole number and the denominator. Add the numerator to the product. Rewrite the improper fraction with the new numerator. Check your work. Reduce the fraction to its simplest form if necessary.