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Help please!!! Simplify complex fraction ((y/y-3)+(y/1))/ (y-3/3
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multiply the numerator by (3/(y-3))
I know the steps but I just don't understand HOW to do it. Im really confused
\[\frac{ y }{ y-3 }+\frac{ y }{ 1 }\div \frac{ y-3 }{ 3 }\] is that the same?
yes that's it. I have to simplify it
i would let @tomo handle this, otherwise i would check back in
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okay, thanks
ok, so we have ((y/y-3)+(y/1))/ (y-3/3) we can multiply the numerator by the inverse of the denominator. [y/(y-3) + (y/1)] * [3/(y-3)] [3y/(y-3)^2 + 3/(y-3)] ok so now you can factor out a 3/(y-3) [3/(y-3)] [(y/(y-3))+1]
Thanks so much!!
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