can someone solve this for me? ive been on this question fr days.. 5x+10/x*2 * 2x/4x-10 multipy and solve
Have you tried solving it? I've showed you how. Revisit your other post and tell em what you do not understand.
I've tried to. I don't understand how to solve it.
is there any multiple choice?
no I jus have to solve it
I've got it down to 5•2x/4x-10 but I can't solve the rest
is it 2x or x squared?
it's 5x+10/x+2 • 2x/4x-10
\[\large \frac{5x+10}{x+2} \cdot \frac{2x}{4x-10}\]How can you simplify \(5x+10\)?
Does this help?
I honestly don't know!
I have it down to 5•2x/4x-10
check the picture that i send you.
idk I'm so damn confused by this.. I've asked for so much help and I still don't understand it
Well, you're on the right path. \[\frac{5(2x)}{4x-10}\] Now just multiply \(5 \cdot 2x\) . Wht does that give you.
10x?
yep. so you've now got \[\frac{10x}{4x-10}\] Now so you see that \(4x-10\) has a common LCM of 2, since 2(2) = 4, and 2(5) =10.
We pull out a common multiple of 2. \[4x-10 \iff 2(2x+5)\]
okay I understand that
I don't understand the second part
So, like @babyx3boo illustrated, you will have \[\frac{\color{red}{10}x}{\color{red}{2}(2x+5)}\]What is \(\frac{10}{2}\)?
would the answer be 2??
10/2 would be 5?
@jhannybean
me too help me
Join our real-time social learning platform and learn together with your friends!