lfalgoust02
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Find the LCM of
x+2 + x-7
_____ _________
(x-3)(x+4)^2 (x+4)^3 (x-5)
x+2 + x-7
_____ _________
(x-3)(x+4)^2 (x+4)^3 (x-5)
Least Common Multiple
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arthur ohlsten
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1/[x+4]^2 is the term that can be factored out
then the lowest common multiple is 1/[x+4]
I hope I am right
Arthur
then the lowest common multiple is 1/[x+4]
I hope I am right
Arthur
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What? This is a poorly worded problem statement. The LCM of what? Do you mean the LCD?
In any case, write better problem statements and write fewer problems, those with which you are actually struggling. Provide YOUR work, so that we can evaluate what help you actually need. We can get 'bot's to type in problems all day. We need better information from humans.
In any case, write better problem statements and write fewer problems, those with which you are actually struggling. Provide YOUR work, so that we can evaluate what help you actually need. We can get 'bot's to type in problems all day. We need better information from humans.