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What is the lowest common denominator of the following rational expressions? 10/13x^7 and 10 /3x^5 A. 39x^7 B. 39x^35 C.39x^12 D.39x^2 please help
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take the numbers first - what is the lowest number into which both 3 and 13 divide?
lol - its there in every option!
now you need the lowest term in x intio which x^5 and x^7 both divide
gotta go right now
you need a 3, you need a 13, and you need a \(x^7\)
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that makes it \[39x^7\]
so A in this case
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