Help please! can someone show me how to get from [(3n - 1) / (5n+2)] to [((3/5)(5n+2) - (6/5) - 1) / (5n+2)] ?
is this your question ?
yes
help me please T.T
its says to use the 'juggling' method, but i dont know what is juggling method
first solve this :- \[\large \bf \frac{3}{5} \times (5n+2)=\frac{15n+6}{5}\]
3n + (6/5)
then, \[\large \bf \frac{15n+6}{5}-\frac{6}{5}-1\] Take LCM 5, \[\large \bf \frac{15n+6-6-5}{5}\] we get, \[\large \bf \frac{15n-5}{5}=\frac{15n}{5}-\frac{5}{5}=3n-1\] After all,we get \[\large \bf \frac{3n-1}{5n+2}=\color{red}{Answer}\]
understood? @HatcrewS
can i know what do you use to type in fraction form ?
uhm.. still dont quite get it.. how does the (3/5) come about in the first palce
place*
yeah,why not? use this :- `frac{x}{y}`=\(\large \bf \frac{x}{y}\) { Remember:- Type this in equation editor }
uhm.. sir how do you get [(3n - 1) / (5n+2)] to [((3/5)(5n+2) - (6/5) - 1) / (5n+2)] ? you are solving it the other way round @@
in which step you stucked ? @HatcrewS
i dont even know how to begin
first of all, do you get this ?
\[\frac{3n-1}{5n-2} \] to \[\frac{\frac{3}{5}(5n+2) - \frac{6}{5} - 1}{5n+2}\] to \[\frac{3}{5} - \frac{11}{5(5n+2)}\]
sorry its \[\frac{3n-1}{5n+2}\]*
your last step is wrong..first solve numerator first and then go to denominator
@HatcrewS just concentrate on my work...
please read my last 3 rd comment....do you get this or not ?
i understand the working, but i dont know how do you get to have that equation
where does the \[\frac{3}{5}\] comes about ?
i only took this equation under red line
the steps that i've written are the steps given in the textbook, i just dont get it how it works
i solved the bracket first
@HatcrewS understood?
no. i need to understand your working. why do you bring (5n+2) to the numerator and where does the (3/5) comes from ???
go through your question, just find out 3/5
at first you only see this \[\frac{3n-1}{5n+2}\] what are the steps or mathematical method do you use to make it become like this \[\frac{\frac{3}{5}(5n+2) - \frac{6}{5} - 1}{5n+2} \]
no..you are saying opposite ....
its so hard to get this 2 nd equation from 1 st equation
exactly... thats what ive been talking about... its from 1st equation to 2nd equation =.="
no,its not easy....
its the other way round sir xD
sir ??? who is sir here ?
i am not a sir
just tell me mayank
sorry.. okay
k
can you show your work(textbook solution)? from this , i can tell you
ok hold on
tbh the textbook also nvr say much
what?
just click image of your solution and then attach it
there
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