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can you please explain step bye step i am rlly confused
so can you start with this simplify \[\frac{ a }{ 2}-\frac{ b }{ 2}\]
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ok so it would be 2(a)-2(b)/2
No, When the denominators are the same, just sum up the nominator
no the denominator is same for both terms...
so is just a-b
still keep the denominator...
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right?
so 7-4
it's \[\frac{ a-b }{ 2 }\] so compare that with your original equation what would be the equivalent of a & b from that equation?
3/2
is it just me or is the site lagging
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wait so is it 3/2?
hello
can you show me how you derived that?
You're right the answer is 3/2 x + 7 - x - 4/ 2 = 3/2
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