Question

HELP
1/a - 1/b + 1/c

please

Answer 1

@JetWave600

Answer 2

Write the following as a single fraction?

Answer 3

@cshalvey ?

Answer 4

@MarkRijckenberg

Answer 5

How complicated is this supposed to be? Are there any other questions to compare this to?

Answer 6

The question before it was 4/x + x/y

Answer 7

Was the answer to that 4y+x^2/xy ?

Answer 8

Yes! And it took a viddy long while to work out!

Answer 9

For the original question, we're going to focus on the first 2 terms.
Multiply 1/a by b, and 1/b by a

Answer 10

so 1b/ab and 1a/ab?

Answer 11

yes, and when you combine those two terms, it come out to b-a/ab.

Answer 12

Yes it does thankyou. And then is there another part?

Answer 13

Yes, now multiply b-a/ab by c, and 1/c by ab

Answer 14

cb-a/abc and 1ab/abc?

Answer 15

The first term should have bc-ac in the numerator, but everything else is fine.

Answer 16

Oh yeah! I only timed b by c and not a by c. So now I need to make them two into the one fraction. Do I add them?

Answer 17

Yes.

Answer 18

What is bc-ac plus 1ab?

Answer 19

1ab+bc-ac?

Answer 20

all over abc

Answer 21

Yay!

Answer 22

That was like the most I have ever learned. Do you teach?

Answer 23

Nope, college student.

Answer 24

NO WAY. DA FUQ!

Answer 25

Well youre better than any maths teacher I've ever had!

Answer 26

Ok thank you! :)