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No, it's not factorial. The C language notation != is sometimes used for ≠, and I believe that's what Bill meant.musicgold said:Thanks Bill.
Your reply is not clear to me. Would you be able to show your steps?
Also, is that factorial in i!=0, if 1+r!=0 ?
An equation is considered simplified when there are no more like terms that can be combined and there are no parentheses or brackets left to simplify.
Yes, there are multiple methods that can be used to simplify an equation, such as combining like terms, using the distributive property, or factoring. However, the most appropriate method will depend on the specific equation and variables involved.
If you are unsure how to simplify an equation further, try breaking it down into smaller parts and simplifying each part individually. You can also try using a graphing calculator or asking a teacher or tutor for help.
In most cases, simplifying an equation further is not necessary unless specified by the instructions or if the equation needs to be in a specific form. However, it is always a good idea to simplify as much as possible to make the equation easier to work with.
Yes, you can simplify an equation that has variables in it. The same rules apply as for simplifying equations with only numbers, such as combining like terms and using the distributive property. However, keep in mind that the variables may have certain restrictions or rules that need to be followed, such as not being able to divide by zero.