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are \[\frac{ 3x+33 }{ x+11 }\] and 3 equivalent? Using complete sentences explain why or why not.
Yes they are because if you isolate 3x+33 by multiplying x+11 by three, you get 3x+33=3x+33 :D
What do you get when you factor and reduce that fraction?
Nooo... the result is correct @averixx but you can't "isolate" the 3x+33 and you can't multiply the x+11 by 3. This is not an equation, it is an expression. You have to factor and reduce.
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Just make sure that \(x\neq -11\). :)
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