vickielynn
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I need some help with figuring out this problem!!!
49x^2y-3/7x-3y
49x^2y-3/7x-3y
I am suppose to simplify it.the for was corredt that looked more like a fraction.skeeter said:first of all, is the expression that you meant to type
\(\displaystyle \L \frac{49x^2y - 3}{7x-3y}\) or \(\displaystyle \L 49x^2y - \frac{3}{7}x - 3y\) or something else entirely?
second ... what are you supposed to do with it? in other words, what are the directions?
vickielynn said:I am suppose to simplify it.the for was corredt that looked more like a fraction.skeeter said:first of all, is the expression that you meant to type
\(\displaystyle \L \frac{49x^2y - 3}{7x-3y}\) or \(\displaystyle \L 49x^2y - \frac{3}{7}x - 3y\) or something else entirely?
second ... what are you supposed to do with it? in other words, what are the directions?
I'm sorry, but the above is almost unintelligible. (Proper spelling, punctuation, and capitalization can be very helpful in conveying one's meaning clearly.)vickielynn said:I am suppose to simplify it.the for was corredt that looked more like a fraction.
Since one can only cancel common factors, not terms within the factors, this step would be entirely incorrect. Sorry.jin2rul76 said:...cross out the 7x....