Simplify the quantity x plus 6 over 12, all over the quantity x minus 8 over 10.
@StudyGurl14
@Coolsector
Like this? \(\Large\frac{x+\frac{6}{12}}{x-\frac{8}{10}}\) Or like this: \(\Large\frac{\frac{x+6}{12}}{\frac{x-8}{10}}\)
the second one
@uri
Okay. You want to eliminate the denominator and put everything in the numerator. To do that, you need to multiply the denominator by the its reciprocal so that it equals 1, and can be "eliminated". (Since any number with 1 as a denominator can be written without the denominator. Ex. \(\frac{8}{1}=8\)). However, to prevent changing the value of the fraction, we also have to multiply the numerator by the denominator's reciprocal. See here: \(\huge\frac{\frac{x+6}{12}}{\frac{x-8}{10}}\times\frac{\frac{10}{x-8}}{\frac{10}{x-8}}\rightarrow\frac{\frac{(x+6)10}{12(x-8)}}{\frac{x-8(10)}{10(x-8)}}\rightarrow\frac{\frac{(x+6)10}{12(x-8)}}{1}\rightarrow\frac{(x+6)10}{12(x-8)}\) Can you do the rest? @shira_lew
Oops, got cut off.
\(\Large\rightarrow\frac{(x+6)10}{12(x-8)}\)
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