Rectangle A has an area of 9 - x2. Rectangle B has an area of x2 + x - 12. In simplest form, what is the ratio of the area of Rectangle A to the area of Rectangle B? Show your work.
@zimmah
What is a ratio?
wow it didn't even show up in my list, weird
i just saw your post on top and decided to check it
my open study is being weird it wont let me fan anyone or see their info and all that
and being really slow
yes openstudy is incredibly laggy sometimes, i have the same problem
it's also only showing orange dots instead of smartscore
yes thats what i was about to say. so its not just me
i want to fan you but it wont let me XD
probably one of their servers running the module fails a lot or something, probably not enough capacity to handle all the requests, i don't know.
you can always fan me later
true
anyways is that question clear? or should i try and rephrase it better?
i only have 69 fans but sometimes it feels like i have thousands, sometimes when i am just barely online my whole notification bar is getting filled with tags and i can't even keep up, not even if i help 3 people at the same time.
yea and i noticed you have 69 fans :p
no it's clear, he was probably asking you a question to help you guide you through the problem.
i guess he meant, do you know what a ratio is?
yea i went to answer and my entire browser almost crashed
alright, but can you answer without crashing now? xD
this is what i have also i just crashed again haha (x^2 + x - 12)/(9 - x^2) ((x+4)(x-3))/((3 - x)(3 + x)) ((x+4)(x-3))/(-(x - 3)(x + 3)) -(x+4)/(x+3)
well, the equation is technically correct but the ratio is the other way around
ratio a to b means a/b and you did b/a
wait what did i do
well, they asked a divided by b, and you did b divided by a
but your equation is still correct, so all you need to do is flip it. -(x+4) / (x+3) makes -(x+3) / (x+4)
oh oops
other than that you didn't even need my help, lol
haha i just wanted to make sure i did it right and good thing i did :D
After you write the ratio, you should factor and reduce the fraction.
he did that, didn't he?
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