Question

To make ((-4/x+h)-(-4/x)/(h)) one single fraction do you first multiply it by h/h or h/1?

Answer 1

...i dont get what you're asking

Answer 2

To get rid of or cancel out the h, should I multiply the whole equation by h/h or h/1

Answer 3

I thought it would make sense to cancel out the h in the denominator first

Answer 4

why would you cancel h?

Answer 5

To help get the fraction down to a single fraction?

Answer 6

...uhh that's not how to do it... how would you turn \[\frac 12 + \frac 34\] into a single fraction?

Answer 7

change 1/2 into 2/4

Answer 8

ahh so i need to change the top ones to have the same denominator so i can combine and simplify

Answer 9

right...you're converting the denominator to LCD

Answer 10

so try it here

Answer 11

how would i add an h to the second fraction without x being multiplied by h instead of added

Answer 12

...i dont get what you're saying o.O

Answer 13

but here's a hint.. to get the LCD multiply the denominators

Answer 14

Neither do I haha okay thanks!

Answer 15

welcome ^_^