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Answer 1

Help me!!! @Hero

Answer 2

Hi Hero! :D

Answer 3

This is what I'm seeing:

\[1*x - \frac{x}{1}\]

Answer 4

Yup!

Answer 5

I wish I could see it the way your book wrote it.

Answer 6

It wrote it like how you wrote it

Answer 7

But how you wrote it may not be the way the book wants it to be interpreted

Answer 8

True

Answer 9

It had it phrase just like how you saw it

Answer 10

Well, let's see...

What's \(1 \times x\)?

Answer 11

1x

Answer 12

Yes, but...

What if it was \(1 \times 8\) then what would you say?

Answer 13

8

Answer 14

Okay, so

\(1 \times 8 = ?\)
\(1 \times 7 = ?\)
\(1 \times 6 = ?\)
\(1 \times 5 = ?\)
\(1 \times x = ?\)

Answer 15

Let me know what you get for \(1 \times x\)

Answer 16

I get it! x!

Answer 17

Okay, good. Thank goodness we were able to get this far.

Answer 18

Okay, now let's do the same thing for division.

Answer 19

Lol :P

Answer 20

\(\dfrac{8}{1} = ?\)

\(\dfrac{7}{1} = ?\)

\(\dfrac{6}{1} = ?\)

\(\dfrac{5}{1} = ?\)

\(\dfrac{x}{1} = ?\)

Answer 21

x :)

Answer 22

Okay, so if 1*x = x and x/1 = x then what is x - x?

Answer 23

OH!! And x-x=0

Answer 24

Bingo

Answer 25

Wow! Thanks!

Answer 26

Thanks math guru!! :D