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What is the simplified form of (3/x^2) / (1/x^3)
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dividing fractions is like multiple the inverse : (3/x^2) * (x^3/1)
so can you solve it now ?
3x^3/x^2
but then how would you get the restrictions
ok .. but you can go further .. using : x^m/x^n = x^(m-n)
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so your expression will become : 3x^(3-2) = 3x
but.. you must remember that when you started there was x^3 in the denominator so x is not 0
x^3 and x^2 in the denominators
im so confused so would the simplified form be just 3x?
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friend see my attachment i hope it helps.
so i was right?? It is 3x?!
yes friend you were right.
yaaay thank you:)
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