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Help me please. Today.. :)
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The discussion revolves around algebraic simplification problems, specifically involving rational expressions and factoring. The original poster seeks assistance with multiple expressions that require simplification and potential cancellation of common factors.
The conversation includes attempts to provide guidance on simplification techniques, with some participants expressing frustration over the original poster's approach. There is a mix of constructive feedback and criticism, with no clear consensus on the best way forward.
The original poster indicates a time constraint, needing to submit their work soon, which adds urgency to the discussion. Some participants question the effort put into the problem-solving process by the original poster.
You have not written the same problem as you show on the Imageshack site.Drama_Queen said:I tried doing c:
2-x/x^2-x X 6x/(2-x)(1+x)
= x-4x)(1+x)
Looks fine, but should be written as (5x + 5)/((2x + 1)(x + 3))Drama_Queen said:--------------
I also tried e:
1(x+3)+2(2x+1)/ (2x+1)(x+3)
x+3+4x+2/ (2x+1)(x+3)
5x+5/ (2x+1)(x+3)
Mistake in next line. The numerator should be (18 - 12x - 6x + 9). When you combine like terms, think about factoring this expression, because you might get some cancellation with one of the factors in the denominator.Drama_Queen said:--------------
I tried f too:
6(3-2x)- 3(2x-3) / (2x-3)(3-2x)
Drama_Queen said:18-12x-6x-9 / (2x-3)(3-2x)
-18x+9 / (2x-3)(3-2x)
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I really need you help. It should be submited tomorrow.
Drama_Queen said:I tried doing c:
2-x/x^2-x X 6x/(2-x)(1+x)
= x-4x)(1+x)--------------
I also tried e:
1(x+3)+2(2x+1)/ (2x+1)(x+3)
x+3+4x+2/ (2x+1)(x+3)
5x+5/ (2x+1)(x+3)
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I tried f too:
6(3-2x)- 3(2x-3) / (2x-3)(3-2x)
18-12x-6x-9 / (2x-3)(3-2x)-18x+9 / (2x-3)(3-2x)
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I really need you help. It should be submited tomorrow.