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Use the commutative and associative properties as needed to simplify the expression: 7/8(8/7x)
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Please help and explain
\[\dfrac{7}{8}(\dfrac{8}{7}x)\]?
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\[\dfrac{7}{8}(\dfrac{8}{7}x)=\dfrac{7}{8}(\dfrac{8}{7})x=\dfrac{\cancel{7}}{\cancel{8}}(\dfrac{\cancel{8}}{\cancel{7}})x=x\]
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So x just equals x?
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@zzr0ck3r nice use of \(\cancel{\xi}\)!!
I was confused, but the answer is X=X, correct?
What you started with equals \(x\).
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I love the latex code that is obvious:)
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