***Medal & Fan Reward***
Give the equivalent numerator if the denominator is (x - 5)(x + 4)(x + 3).

***Please Explain***

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***Medal & Fan Reward***
Give the equivalent numerator if the denominator is (x - 5)(x + 4)(x + 3).

***Please Explain***

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anonymous · Answer

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terenzreignz · Answer

By equivalent numerator, you mean that the new rational expression should still be equal to the one you posted, given that the denominator is such?

anonymous · Answer

ummm idk lol i know the given denominator should be the denominator in the final answer... so its like your trying to find the equivalent fraction.... like if 24 was the denominator and your trying to your numerator with the equivalent fraction of 5/6 the answer would be 20... so idk if i answered your question but this is the best way i can explain this :)

anonymous · Answer

Bribery:-)

anonymous · Answer

Well thats the only way people come and try to attempt to answer... When i just post the question no one even looks at it.... :)

anonymous · Answer

Why's that?, most questions seem to get an answer eventually....

anonymous · Answer

IDK... and most of mine does not get answered.

anonymous · Answer

Mines are on here for weeks then i just close it after a wile

terenzreignz · Answer

Anyway... the denominator is already equal to (x-5)(x+4), so all you need do now is to multiply the whole fraction to (x+3)/(x+3)

anonymous · Answer

*while

anonymous · Answer

I dont mean to intrude, but maybe you should message the people you have fanned. Im pretty sure they wont mine helping. :)

anonymous · Answer

terenzreignz answer looks right, is it?

anonymous · Answer

i feel thats kinda weird @aussy123 and when i multiplied i got x^2-3/x^3-x^2-60 @terenzreignz

anonymous · Answer

i feel thats wrong

terenzreignz · Answer

Just leave it in factored form. It looks neat that way.

anonymous · Answer

"Give the equivalent numerator"  so  (x+3)(x-1)

U think it is wrong?

anonymous · Answer

i was talking about my answer when i multiplied was wrong

anonymous · Answer

not @terenzreignz  @estudier

anonymous · Answer

Ah, yes it is not equal to  x^2-3, that's true....

anonymous · Answer

(x+3)(x-1)  is equal to x^2 +2x -3  but I think u could leave it factored as terenzreignz suggested...

terenzreignz · Answer

Rewards are so awesome :D
lol jk

anonymous · Answer

so is that the final answer?

terenzreignz · Answer

If you mean (x-1)(x+3), then yes, unless you want to evaluate the product, in which case, feel free to have that as your final answer :D

anonymous · Answer

Thanks!

terenzreignz · Answer

No prob :D