Question

PLEASE HELP!!! least common denominator for two rational expressions...

Answer 1

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Answer 2

here's a picture of the problem...please help, will give medal for correct answer

Answer 3

@skullpatrol please help me....do you know this?

Answer 4

Do you have any ideas?

Answer 5

what is the definition of a "least common denominator" @specek18 ?

Answer 6

i know it's a super long process...

Answer 7

it is a number that will go into all

Answer 8

i dont know this stuff im sorry,

Answer 9

umm, ive never learned this.

Answer 10

what do you mean by " go into all " ?

Answer 11

like it will go into all the parts of the problem...idk i just need the answer:(

Answer 12

do you now how to factor the denominators?

Answer 13

no..

Answer 14

$$\Huge n^2 +4n+4 =(n+2)^2$$ right?

Answer 15

as the final or the factored?

Answer 16

as a statement, do you understand it or not?

Answer 17

kind of...how do u get the answer from there?

Answer 18

you must learn to factor this expression:$$\Huge n^2+7n+10$$

Answer 19

i know how:)

Answer 20

(n+n) (7+n)+10

Answer 21

i think...my test is timed is all...sorry.

Answer 22

test?

Answer 23

yeah...

Answer 24

please help:"(

Answer 25

but that would be cheating...

Answer 26

basically what this site is.

Answer 27

factor this please $$\Huge n^2+7n+10$$

Answer 28

i don't got time for that. i gotta finish this thing.

Answer 29

and i already did earlier.

Answer 30

it was not correct

Answer 31

let me show you the pattern

Answer 32

$$\Huge n^2+7n+10$$ $$\Huge n^2+(r+s)n+rs$$

Answer 33

so rs = 10 and r + s = 7

Answer 34

can you tell me what r and s are @specek18 ?

Answer 35

$$\Huge n^2+7n+10 =(n+2)(n+5) $$