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Divide 6(x-5)/2(x-5)
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\[6(x-5)/(2(x-5))\]Is this right?
Yes
Okay. First start by dividing out any common denominators from the numerator and denominator.
As in: What number divides both 6 and 2 evenly?
Correct. So then divide both the numerator and the denominator by 2.
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3, 1
3(x-5)?
Yes. Then you have the expression:\[3(x-5)/(x-5)\]What is a common factor now?
x-5
Correct. Now divide top and bottom by (x-5).
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There you go. Good job.
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