-4+5a+3b/6a - 5a +5b/3a

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anonymous · Answer

like this?
(-4+5a+3b)/6a   -    (5a +5b)/3a

anonymous · Answer

its -4 + 5a+ 3b/ 6a - 5a +5b / 3a I have to write as a simple fraction

anonymous · Answer

like this?
$$\frac{ -4 + 5a+ 3b}{ \frac{ 6a - 5a +5b}{ 3a}}$$

anonymous · Answer

no the -4 is separate and then its-4  + 5a +3b                5a +5b
                                                             __________    -       ________
                                                                  6a                         3a

anonymous · Answer

like this then?
$$-4 + \frac{ 5a+ 3b}{ 6a } - \frac{ 5a +5b }{ 3a }$$

anonymous · Answer

to simplify we will need to turn the two fractions into 1 fraction, can you do that by using a common denominator?

anonymous · Answer

yes it is just like that. the common denominator that I came up with was 3 but only for one side. I am so lost

anonymous · Answer

no worries! I'll show ya

anonymous · Answer

so when working with fractions and finding a common denominator, I want you to take the term that I circle and multiply it by the term that I draw the arrow to:
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