Question

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Answer 1

@Vocaloid

Answer 2

rules for dividing fractions: switch the numerator and denominator on the second fraction then change the multiplication sign to a division sign

after that you just need to factor out any integers and cancel terms when possible

Answer 3

and this is why Vocaloid is at 100....

Answer 4

Im thinking A?

Answer 5

yeah good

Answer 6

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Answer 7

same principle as last time, flip the second fraction, change division to multiplication, cancel out terms when applicable

Answer 8

D?

Answer 9

hmm

Answer 10

try taking the polynomials from D, factoring, and cancelling out terms

Answer 11

Im a bit confused

Answer 12

flip the second fraction from D, then factor

for example, x^2 - 3x - 88 factors into (x-11)(x+8) which lets you cancel (x-11) from the numerator of the first fraction and the denominator of the second fraction

Answer 13

A?

Answer 14

wait LOL this is confusing me

Answer 15

im bad at factoring

Answer 16

to factor x^2 - 2x - 63 pick two numbers that multiply together to get -63 and add to -2

Answer 17

(x−9)(x+7)

Answer 18

good

so putting everything together we have

(x-11)(x+8) * (x-9)(x+7)

Answer 19

so wouldnt it be C?

Answer 20

yup good

Answer 21

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is this correct

Answer 22

yeah that's what i got too

Answer 23

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Answer 24

hm not quite

if you multiply (m+1)/(m+4) by (m+2)/(m+2) you will make both denominators equal to (m^2+6m+8) so the fractions can be added

Answer 25

so B

Answer 26

check your math again

(m+1)(m+2) + 5m + 10 = ?

Answer 27

Oh D

Answer 28

yes

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Answer 30

any ideas? as a hint try factoring (h^2-9)

Answer 31

(h+3)(h-3)

Answer 32

so b and c?

Answer 33

good

Answer 34

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Answer 35

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Answer 36

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Answer 37

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Answer 38

okay thanks