I need more help here! Help me break down this problem please!
hate those multiple lines question....just writing it out is a headache :( lets see...how does it look below? \[\frac{ \frac{ 5 }{ a } + 1 }{ \frac{ a }{ 5 } - \frac{ 5 }{ a }} * \frac{ 5a }{ 5a }\]
thats really just multiplying 5a/5a which is equal to 1
So how do I get the answer?
we do that by simplying the above expressor....can u tell me what is left on the top? \[\left( \frac{ 5 }{ a } + 1\right)*5a\]
Eeek uh, I dont know
that simplifies to \[\frac{ 5 }{ a }*5a + 1*5a\]
Okay, what's next?
simplify THAT :P
5/A-5?
no....ok, plz start w the 1st part... \[\frac{ 5 }{ a } *5a\] wat that simplifies to?
I have no idea how to simplify that, I'm like dumb
\[\frac{ x }{ x } = 1~~~\frac{y }{ y} = 1~~~~\frac{ batman }{ batman } = 1\]
thank you @iambatman @Jravenv got it now? :)
No I think I got stupider actually.
SEE I USED IMPROPER GRAMMAR!
\[5*5*\frac{ a }{ a }\]
take a deep breath n relax plz, @Jravenv :)
Um 5a/5a?
nope....remember what iambatman said? \[\frac{ jravenv }{ jravenv } = 1\] so \[\frac{ a }{ a } = ?\]
25?
Yes!! so \[5*5*\frac{ a }{ a } = 25\] that is the top part. then we need to simplify the bottom part ok?
Oh wait....how about 1*5a....what is that equal to?
5a
so the top part is equal to 25+5a so far so good?
Yes
Bottom part is \[(\frac{ a }{ 5 } - \frac{ 5 }{ a })*5a\] think u can handle it one piece at a time?
I think so..
first thing to do is: \[\frac{ a }{ 5 }*5a - \frac{ 5 }{ a }*5a\]
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