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Simplify to just one term (1−5/6x)÷1x−5/6x2
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\[(1- \frac{ 5 }{ 6x })\div \frac{ 1 }{ x}-\frac{ 5 }{ 6x^2 }\]
Try a common denominator of 6x for the terms in parentheses then subtract
I think I'm supposed to flip the second one and multiply across?
I also feel like some things would cancel?
when you divide, yes. but first you have to handle the subtraction in parentheses
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Actually there are no parentheses in the question I just put them there to separate the two
ugh
or is the problem supposed to be |dw:1436129278158:dw|
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