Simplify 5+x/x+5
\(\bf \cfrac{5+x}{x+5}\implies \cfrac{\cancel{ 5+x }}{\cancel{ 5+x }}\implies ?\)
lol i have no words is that the full quistion?
The options are 1, -1, x, 5+x/x+5
So the answer is x?
\(\bf \cfrac{5+x}{x+5}\implies \cfrac{\cancel{ 5+x }}{\cancel{ 5+x }}\implies x?\)
what do you get when you divide say \(\bf \cfrac{\cancel{ same }}{\cancel{ same }}=?\)
Oh it stays exactly the same right?
@jdoe0001
hmm well.. lemme put differently \(\bf \cfrac{\cancel{ 2 }}{\cancel{ 2 }}=?\)
1?
yeap thus \(\bf \cfrac{5+x}{x+5}\implies \cfrac{\cancel{ 5+x }}{\cancel{ 5+x }}\implies 1\)
because \(\bf \cfrac{\cancel{ same }}{\cancel{ same }}=1\)
Oh I said 1 in the beginning... so then if I would want to simplify -(x-4)/4-x it is also 1 too?
@jdoe0001
\(\bf \cfrac{-(x-4)}{4-x}\implies \cfrac{-x+4}{4-x}\implies \cfrac{\cancel{ 4-x }}{\cancel{ 4-x }}\)
Which is 1!
@jdoe0001
site is a bit laggy but yes is 1
@jdoe0001 Thank you very much!
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