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Was wondering about the process of getting these fractions cross-multiplied :) Any help is appreciated!
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Not looking for the answer, just trying to understand how the two fractions are being multiplied into one ^n^
Basically, they are multiplied in a "cross" sense. Like so:
And then set equal to each other.
It would work with any fractions.
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Thank you very much! I understood that bit, just didn't know how those two fractions multiply to the x*(x+5), as there is a 2 and a -3.
Yup, just have to group whatever terms are in the denominator/numerator and multiply the entire thing by the other.
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