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simply plug in x=1 for all that applies 4(1) divided by 2 _________________ 2(1)5+9
\[\frac{ 4x/2 }{ }\]
you simplify all that you get 2/19
------ 5+11x
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so it's 2/19?
you cannot do that with non like terms
\[\frac{ 4x/2 }{ 5+11x }\]
unless you can for some reason and then it would be \[\frac{ 2x }{ 19x }\]
What? Don't you plug replace all the x with one's? Shouldn't all variables be gone?
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^ Sure
ok so it's 2/19? right?
If you simply replace the variables with 1, yes, it would be 2/19. Unless my method is wrong.
okay thank you both
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