t^2-81 @sethRB26DETT
IS IT T SQUARED - 81?
yes
ok and what am i doing with this equation?
factoring
First you want to factor out the numerator: t^2 - 81 = (t+9)*(t-9) So now your problem looks like this: ((t+9)*(t-9))/((t+9)^2) The denominator can also be rewritten as (t+9)(t+9), so: ((t+9)*(t-9))/((t+9)*(t+9)) Now you can cancel an (t+9) from the numerator and denominator: (t-9)/(t+9) So your simplified answer is (t-9)/(t+9). In answer to your question, your final answer doesn't have to have parenthesis, I just put them in there so it is easier to tell what you are dividing . If you write it like this: t-9/t+9, a person might think the middle term is -9/t instead of the whole equation being part of a fraction. I just wanted to make my answer as clear as possbile for you! Hope this help. :D
@kaylak12345 is that what you needed?
yes a few more questions (5y-3y^5)^2
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