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Quick Algebra Problem....10 points!?
Having a heck of a time with this problem...i dont know why but I am.
Is there any possible way you would be kind enough to help me with this? much appreciated
The problem is in the link cuz I cannot write it out here without it getting confusing.
Thanks so so much Allison! I have a Boston terrier too!
3 Answers
- AllisonLv 48 years agoFavorite Answer
Not because 12x + y is not the same as 12(x+y). The answer would be correct if the numerator were 12(x+y).
- Anonymous5 years ago
you're technically properly suitable, to boot the actuality that with the 2d subject, i could substitute the order to: 4x^3 + 3x^2 + 8 frequently, those expressions are written beginning with the suitable potential of x to the smallest potential of x. fairly circumstances, they are written in opposite order, yet purely approximately consistently so as of powers, the two lowering (extra elementary) or increasing (much less elementary).
- PhiloLv 78 years ago
it's not correct because x + y is not a factor of 12x + y. you can only cancel factors, not parts of sums.
