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how do you solve them? Please help. Just solve the first one step by step. Thank you.

 Sep 22, 2014

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Okay solved another one just now after class. Some of these are kind of tricky so I'll solve some of them when I'm a little more awake xD

 

$$\frac{a^{3}-49a}{a^{3}+7a^{2}}$$

 

$$=\frac{(a-7)(a^{2}+7a)}{a^{3}+7a^{2}}$$

 

$$=\frac{(a-7)(a^{2}+7a)}{a(a^{2}+7a)}$$ cross out the $$(a^{2}+7a)$$ from the numerator and denominator...

 

$$=\frac{a-7}{a}$$ and here is your final answer!

 

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Now time to do my Political Science homeowork xD

 Sep 22, 2014
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i remember this!my drama teacher told me ,................its a  rhythma tick , the answer!

 Sep 22, 2014
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Ok, but how do you solve the first one? I need to show my work.

 Sep 22, 2014
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oh im too tired to show it , sorry !

 Sep 22, 2014
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Ok.   

 Sep 22, 2014
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$$\dfrac{6a^5b^4}{9a^3b^7}\\\\
=\dfrac{2a^5b^4}{3a^3b^7}\qquad $ I have cancelled top and bottom by 3$\\\\
=\dfrac{2aaaaabbbb}{3aaabbbbbbb}\qquad $ I have expanded, there are invisable multiply signs between the letters$\\\\
=\dfrac{2aabbbb}{3bbbbbbb} \qquad $ I have cancelled out aaa top and bottom $\\\\
=\dfrac{2aa}{3bbb} \qquad $ I have cancelled out bbbb top and bottom $\\\\
=\dfrac{2a^2}{3b^3}$$

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 Sep 22, 2014
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Ok. Thank you. Now that I have an idea, do I solve the second one step by step?

 Sep 22, 2014
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Yes.

You may be able to do more than one cancellation at the same time but it might be better to do it slowly like I have until you get the hang of it.  

 Sep 22, 2014
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Ok here it goes!

$$\frac{12a^5b^3(3-b)}{4a^4b(b^2+b-12)}\\\\=\frac{3a^5b^3(3-b)}{1a^4b(b^2b-12)}\mbox{I\;have\;canceled\;top\;and\;bottom\;by\;4.}\\\\=\frac{3aaaaabbb(3-b)}{4aaaab(bb+b-12)}\mbox{Now\;that\;I\;have\;expanded,\;there\;are\;no\;invisible\;signs\;between\;the\;letters.}\\\\=\frac{3abbb(3-b)}{4b(bb+b-12)}\mbox{I\;have\;cancelled\;out\;}aaaa\;\mbox{top\;and\;bottom.}\\\\=\frac{3abb(3-b)}{4(bb+b-12)}\mbox{I\;have\;cancelled\;}b\;\mbox{top\;and\;bottom.}\\\\=\frac{3abb(3-b)}{4(bb+b-12)}$$

 Sep 22, 2014
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Is the answer correct?

 Sep 22, 2014
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Is this really your homework Dragon.

Most of what you have dones really good but you made a mistake with the numbers 4divided by 4=1

Sp there is no 4 on the bottom.

After this it gets far to difficult for you!!!

 

$$\\\frac{3abb(3-b)}{1(bb+b-12)}\\\\
=\frac{3ab^2(3-b)}{b^2+b-12}\\\\
$ and that is as far as your teacher could expect you to get - the rest is FAR too difficult. I'll finish if for you just this time$\\\\
=\frac{-3ab^2(b-3)}{b^2+b-12}\\\\
=\frac{-3ab^2(b-3)}{(b+4)(b-3)}\\\\
=\frac{-3ab^2}{b+4}\\\\
=-\frac{3ab^2}{b+4}\\\\$$

 Sep 22, 2014
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So do I do the top one only? Yes. The teacher have us this as homework to PREPARE US FOR 10TH GRADE.

 Sep 22, 2014
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And btw, I barely started 6th grade! 

 

  

 Sep 22, 2014
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Can you help me some more please? I am having difficulties

 Sep 22, 2014
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I'll try and help you with a few. This thing looks like a lot of work lol .-.

 Sep 22, 2014
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Oh! Thank god you came! Thank you very much! I just needed someone to help. Thank you!

 Sep 22, 2014
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I need help with the ones of adding, subtracting, or known as the long ones.

I appreciate your help.

 Sep 22, 2014
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Riddle help

 Sep 22, 2014
 #18
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Okay, I solved one this morning before I went to school:

 

$$\frac{(b-5)^{3}}{15+7b-2b^{2}}$$

 

 

$$\frac{(b-5)(b-5)(b-5)}{(-2b-3)(b-5)}$$

Cancel like terms (the (b-5) at the top and bottom)

 

$$-\frac{(b-5)^{2}}{(2b-3)}$$   This is your final answer :D

 Sep 22, 2014
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Thank you, you two. Thank you.

 Sep 22, 2014
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Okay solved another one just now after class. Some of these are kind of tricky so I'll solve some of them when I'm a little more awake xD

 

$$\frac{a^{3}-49a}{a^{3}+7a^{2}}$$

 

$$=\frac{(a-7)(a^{2}+7a)}{a^{3}+7a^{2}}$$

 

$$=\frac{(a-7)(a^{2}+7a)}{a(a^{2}+7a)}$$ cross out the $$(a^{2}+7a)$$ from the numerator and denominator...

 

$$=\frac{a-7}{a}$$ and here is your final answer!

 

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Now time to do my Political Science homeowork xD

chilledz3non Sep 22, 2014
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Thank you. It is very nice of you.

 Sep 22, 2014
 #22
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When is this due?

 Sep 22, 2014
 #23
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Today. I will ask the teacher how to do this, simulating that I don't know.

 Sep 22, 2014
 #24
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Ah okay. This was a nice refresher simplifying polynomials. 

 Sep 22, 2014
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I got lucky! It is due tomorrow. Not today. Thank god!

 Sep 22, 2014

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