Question

say you have 3x/3x+1. can you cancel the 3x?

Answer 1

yes i think

Answer 2

\[\frac{ 3x }{ 3x+1 }\]

Answer 3

yes

Answer 4

your question is like this or not

Answer 5

its gona be 1/1 then =1

Answer 6

tadaaa

Answer 7

thanks so much! i'm solving a problem using implicit differentiation, and i needed to simplify my answer. I couldn't remember all of the canceling rules though. Thanks for your help!

Answer 8

@gabby8292
NO YOU CANNOT CANCEL 3x

Answer 9

if my answer was y'=[ ysin(xy)]/[xsin(xy)+ (.5)squareroot y'] I can't cancel the sin(xy) correct?

Answer 10

no, you cannot.
thats the simplest form.

Answer 11

\(\huge \frac{a}{a+b}\ne \frac{1}{b}\)

Answer 12

thanks for your help!

Answer 13

welcome ^_^
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