Jared Williams
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How do would you do this problem ?
3 + 7/a [/list][/list]
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Polynomial Division
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\(\displaystyle 3+\frac{7}{a}\) ? Not much you can do with this...Jared Williams said:How do would you do this problem ?
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Jared Williams
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Do u mean that this problem is in simplest form, because what I got was.
3 over 1 + 7 over a = 3a over a + 7over a which concludes to equal 3a+7 over a
Do u mean that this problem is in simplest form, because what I got was.
3 over 1 + 7 over a = 3a over a + 7over a which concludes to equal 3a+7 over a
You stated this was Polynomial Division which gave me the impression you'd be dividing something into a polynomial.
If you could, please write out the directions to the question. If it was to turn a polynomial into a rational equation then your answer is correct. Simplifying, however, is a very general term and can be interpreted in more than one way.
If you could, please write out the directions to the question. If it was to turn a polynomial into a rational equation then your answer is correct. Simplifying, however, is a very general term and can be interpreted in more than one way.
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The directions are write each expression in a fraction in simplest form.
3+ 7 over a
The directions are write each expression in a fraction in simplest form.
3+ 7 over a