w^2-36/25w+150/w-6/30=
can someone please help me with this problem?

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anonymous · Answer

the first thing i would do is get rid of those complex fractions

anonymous · Answer

so you can take the bottom two, flip then and multiply the two fractions together.

anonymous · Answer

in between the 150 and w-6 is dividing. I just didn't want you or anyone else getting confused.

anonymous · Answer

so it is four fractions in one am i correct in that

anonymous · Answer

theres two fractions. first is w^2-36/25w+150 and then divide w-6/30=

anonymous · Answer

i thought so

anonymous · Answer

so you would have
$$w ^{2}-36/25w+150 * 30/w-6$$

anonymous · Answer

then you would cross mutliply to get this

anonymous · Answer

so to cross multiply i would multipy 3*25w and 3*150?

anonymous · Answer

sorry i meant to put 30

anonymous · Answer

yes that is your numerator, the denominator would be the one with the w^2 times the w-6

anonymous · Answer

ok i am going to try to work on this problem