Question

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Answer 1

Okay, this is the last one I'm helping with. The same rule applies from the last problem.

Answer 2

Convert the division to multiplication by reciprocating the second fraction.

Answer 3

Confused

Answer 4

Hang on a minute

Answer 5

\(\begin{align*}
\dfrac{9x - 18}{4} \div \dfrac{36}{8x - 24}\\\\
\dfrac{9x - 18}{4} \cdot \dfrac{8x - 24}{36}\\\\
\dfrac{9x - 18}{4} \cdot \dfrac{8(x - 3)}{36}\\\\
\end{align*}\)

Answer 6

Something seems to be off with the answer choices

Answer 7

One second. Let me try something else

Answer 8

Hmm okay

Answer 9

Okay, basically, they want us to factor it completely

Answer 10

@Nicole

Answer 11

Shout out to @photonics

Answer 12

factor out what

Answer 13

the numerators and denominators?

Answer 14

Where have you been?

Answer 15

Yes, factor everything completely. Let me know what you get

Answer 16

Lol, sorry I got busy with something other than school

Answer 17

9x-18: 9(x−2)

Answer 18

8x-24: 8(x−3)


the rest are whole numbers so you cant factor

Answer 19

It can be factored further than that

Answer 20

Keep in mind \(36 = 9 \times 4\) and 2 is common to both 4 and 8

Answer 21

Oh I didnt know you can factor whole numbers

Answer 22

so 4 = 2*2

Answer 23

Yes, whole numbers are factorable if they are composite.

Answer 24

Okay so what is the next step

Answer 25

@Hero

Answer 26

@563blackghost

Answer 27

is it A?

Answer 28

Correct