Question

Simplify ((x/3)+(7/4))/((x/4)-(y/3)

Answer 1

\[\frac{\frac x3 + \frac 7 4}{\frac x4-\frac y3}\]Okay let's work with one term at a time. What is the LCD of \[\frac x3 +\frac 74\]

Answer 2

idk

Answer 3

what is the smallest number that 3 and 4 can both go in to?

Answer 4

12

Answer 5

correct!

Answer 6

we call that number the least common denominator or LCD

Answer 7

so for the first part the goal is to get a 12 in bottom of both fractions

Answer 8

if we do that we can add them together

Answer 9

im sorry but im in a timed test i need to just have an answer and im vote you best answer and give you a medle please :3

Answer 10

this is super important :(

Answer 11

Im afraid that is in violation of the overall spirit of open study...

Answer 12

I am more than willing to help you but answers I will not give.

Answer 13

il do anything please! i need to finish this for my graduation and im running out of time :(

Answer 14

you could have solved it by now...

Answer 15

i cant thats why i asked open study

Answer 16

if i multiply something by 1 does it change it?

Answer 17

no

Answer 18

correct! and would you agree that 4/4 = 1?

Answer 19

yah

Answer 20

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