Question

Multiply or divide as indicated.

Answer 1

\[\frac{ 2x }{4x+2} \times \frac{ 14x+7 }{ 6 }\]

Answer 2

factor out 7 from 14x+7
can you ?

Answer 3

no can u show ,me

Answer 4

14x+7 = 7*2*x+7
the '7' there is common to both terms, so i factor it out to get
7 (2x+1)
got this ?

Answer 5

Yes what u said, i got then continue please

Answer 6

similarly, factor out 2 from 4x+2
can you ?

Answer 7

2x+1

Answer 8

4x+2 = 2 (2x+1)
isn't it ?

Answer 9

YES

Answer 10

so,
\(\large \frac{ 2x }{4x+2} \times \frac{ 14x+7 }{ 6 }= \frac{ 2x }{2(2x+1)} \times \frac{ 7(2x+1) }{ 6 }\)
what gets cancelled out ?

Answer 11

WAit

Answer 12

continue

Answer 13

anything getting cancelled from numerator and denominator ?

Answer 14

\(\large \large \frac{ 2x }{4x+2} \times \frac{ 14x+7 }{ 6 }= \frac{ \cancel 2x }{\cancel 2\cancel{(2x+1)}} \times \frac{ 7\cancel{(2x+1)} }{ 6 }\)
got this ?

Answer 15

yes i got so we multiply x with 7/6

Answer 16

correct!
so final answer = 7x/6 :)

Answer 17

is the answer 7x/6 or 7/6 only

Answer 18

ohhh thnxs

Answer 19

welcome ^_^