Question

HELPPPPP

Answer 1

Straight out add on the top because they have the same denominator.

Answer 2

got c, correct? or no..

Answer 3

Correct!

Answer 4

thanks a bunch!

Answer 5

one more question!

Answer 6

Bring it on!

Answer 7

Wow...

Answer 8

im stumped on this one :/

Answer 9

Thats wow...

Answer 10

Take the numerator from the large fraction and multiply it by the inverse of the denominator.

Answer 11

https://www.google.com/search?q=x%5E2%2Fy%5E3%2Fx%5E7%2Fy%5E6&oq=x%5E2%2Fy%5E3%2Fx%5E7%2Fy%5E6&aqs=chrome.0.69i57j69i62l3.8132j0&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

Answer 12

I gotta graph;)

Answer 13

Treat it as (x^2/y^3)/(x^7/y^6)
which you can separate into (x^2/x^7) and (y^3/y^6)

Answer 14

answer is D?

Answer 15

i dont know :/

Answer 16

when you divide exponents, you subtract the exponent of the denom. from the exponent of the top.

so it would be x^(2-7)y^(3-6)

Answer 17

so would that be 1/(x^5y^3)

Answer 18

Correct

Answer 19

Not answer B?

Answer 20

answer a^

Answer 21

answer b implies (y^6/y^3) instead of its reciprocal

Answer 22

i figure this one out already can you? ;)

Answer 23

Cancel the 1s lol

Answer 24

i got the answer lol. do you know it?

Answer 25

C?

Answer 26

thats what i got! but idk forsure.. @slottedpig is c right?

Answer 27

Hes gone...:(

Answer 28

whaaaaaat :( how do you know??

Answer 29

Hes just helping someone else lol, he will will be back man!

Answer 30

ahhhh okay

Answer 31

YUP!

Answer 32

im going to post it again so he wont have to scroll up! lol

Answer 33

No, the answer is b.
The least common denominator of the top and bottom halves is xy
Multiply both top and bottom halves by xy: you get
\[((xy/x) - (xy/y))/((xy/x)/(xy/y))\]Since x/x = 1 and y/y = 1 you can cancel out several of these:
\[(y-x)/(y+x) \]which is answer choice B (2).
I understand how you got your answer (you probably subtracted the denominators of the top portion) but 1/2 - 1/3 is not -1.

Answer 34

In my first equation I accidentally have an extra division sign:
((xy/x)/(xy/y))
This is a mistake, the division sign in the middle is supposed to be a subtraction sign

Answer 35

WOW...@slottedpig

Answer 36

i was about to ask what that was haha! alright we got it covered now!

Answer 37

"This is a mistake, the division sign in the middle is supposed to be a subtraction sign"
I meant it's supposed to be an addition sign.. sorry

Answer 38

anyone wanna help me with 20 questions? just give me answers? ill pay you via paypal. im so tired :(

Answer 39

@slottedpig ^

Answer 40

@slottedpig