Question

algebra help

Answer 1

what do you need help with is there a specific question

Answer 2

i might be able to get help for you but i cant help you

Answer 3

okay that's fine I'm also waiting to see if @jigglypuff314 is available. He usually helps me when he can.

Answer 4

what values of m and n would make the denominator 0? If the denominator is 0, it would be undefined so that would be the restriction.

Answer 5

so you're saying it would be B?

Answer 6

hi, sorry it took me a while to get to this, the message system was glitching again.
so, first, I'm a girl :P
second, you can't divide by zero, therefore the denominator of a fraction cannot be zero
so yes, B would be correct for 1 :)

Answer 7

it would be the same idea for 2
but you would have to factor the denominator first
like solve for a^2 + 5a - 36 = 0
then the values you get for a would be the restrictions (or what a does not equal)

Answer 8

sorry about calling you a boy I never really looked at your picture and this whole time I thought your icon was a character from Naruto because I've only seen it when it was really tiny haha.

Answer 9

would it be D?

Answer 10

lol it's fine :P
I just had to point it out because it was like the fifth time that happened ;)

Answer 11

idk im confused on that second one

Answer 12

close but not quite :)
a^2 + 5a - 36 = 0 factors to
(a + 9)(a - 4) = 0

Answer 13

so a = -9 and 4 right
so it would be B
do you see it now, or would you like for me to explain it further?

Answer 14

Maybe B then?

Answer 15

Oh yeah I see now. So you would just switch the signs right?

Answer 16

so for 3 you would simplify
\[\frac{ 9b ^{2}-b+4-(2b ^{2}+b-8) }{ 3b - 2 }\] then simplify...and don't forget to distribute the negative :)

Answer 17

Option D?

Answer 18

not quite... try
9b^2 - b + 4 - 2b^2 - b + 8 =

Answer 19

oops woah D was way off I wasn't looking at it right. I think it's C.

Answer 20

D was closer than you think :P you just hadn't distributed the negative :)
try again: 9b^2 - b + 4 - 2b^2 - b + 8 =

Answer 21

I mean B not C.

Answer 22

okay, then you were right :) good job!

Answer 23

now for 4,
first get the denominators to be the same
then add...
so in the numerator: f - 6 + 11f(2f+3) =

Answer 24

D?

Answer 25

I think it'd either be D or B

Answer 26

because they both have 24.

Answer 27

hmm... neither D nor B ....
f - 6 + 11f(2f+3) =
f - 6 + 22f^2 + 33f =

Answer 28

Then it's either A or C. Sorry I'm in a rush I might have to come back later because I still have 4 more questions.

Answer 29

C would be correct :)

Answer 30

thans ill be back later, hopefully you're going to still be available by then

Answer 31

flip the part after the division,
then cancel out a (x - 2) and a (6x)

Answer 32

I think its either A or D because they both have x^2

Answer 33

but the (5x^2 + 1) cannot cancel out the (5x^2 - 1)
so D would be correct :)

Answer 34

oh yeah that's true

Answer 35

then for 6,
the (x - 2), (x + 1), and (4) can cancel out

Answer 36

C or D?

Answer 37

D would be correct :)

Answer 38

crap I hate these >,< lol
for 7 multiply top and bottom by 18
so (9 + 1) / (3 - 2) =

Answer 39

It would be 10 / 1 but 1 isn't really needed so it would be 10 which is D I'm guessing

Answer 40

D would be correct :D

Answer 41

for 8, multiply top and bottom by 3c
so (8(3c) - 7(3)) / (4(3c) + 2) =

Answer 42

It would be A

Answer 43

yep :)

Answer 44

Yay! Thank you for another day of your help! :D You're basically my tutor haha

Answer 45

You're welcome ;)
It's really nice working with you :)

Answer 46

You too :) Have a good rest of your day/night