Question

How do I simplify: m+3/m+2 x m+2/m+1 x 5m/m+1?

Answer 1

How do i answer this type of question?

Answer 2

those x means *?

Answer 3

\[{m+3 \over m+2}\times{m+2 \over m+1}\times{5m \over m+1}\]is the problem???

Answer 4

yes.

Answer 5

okay, then the (m+2)'s cancel giving\[{m+3 \over m+1}\times{5m \over m+1}={5m^2+15m \over m^2+2m+1}\]This seems simplified to me.

Answer 6

the answer is:

6m+3
-----
m+1

Answer 7

either your given answer is wrong, or the question is wrong

Answer 8

okay, the question is:
m+3
----
m+2

Answer 9

[5m ^{2}+15m \div(m+1)^{2}\]

Answer 10

or u can open the formula

Answer 11

the question is:

m+3 m+2 5m
---- x ---- + ----
m+2 m+1 m+1

Answer 12

do I multiply m+3 to m+2 and 5m?

Answer 13

u can cancl m+2

Answer 14

ohh, okay.

Answer 15

ah, a plus sign changes everything!
again (m+2)'s cancel giving\[{m+3 \over m+1}+{5m \over m+1}={6m+3 \over m+1}\] we can just add across as you see.

Answer 16

yep, now it's right

Answer 17

noo, the question is:

m+3 m+2 5m
---- x ---- + ----
m+2 m+1 m+1

Answer 18

TuringTest wrote the correct answer, he jsut cancelled both m+2 :)

Answer 19

that doesn't change a thing

Answer 20

ohh, okay

Answer 21

ohhh,i see it! Thank you!!