Studying for an exam please help me solve these problems
Favorites|Homepage
Subscriptions | sitemap
HOME > Mathematics > Studying for an exam please help me solve these problems

Studying for an exam please help me solve these problems

[From: ] [author: ] [Date: 11-05-04] [Hit: ]
You just do the same thing here.Work the rest the same way.-1.When you divide fraction you take the denominator and invert it and then just multiply the numerator and cancel what you can.2.Do just like 1 except factor the X^2-25 to (x+5)*(x-5).......
there is 4 problems that i need help with!

1) 9x^9 / 16y^4 divided by 6x^8 / 4y^8

2) 4 / x+5 divided by 8 / x^2 - 25

3) x-5 / x^2 divided by x-10 / x^3

4) -1 / x-1 divided by -1 / x-2

-
1) (9x^9/16y^4)(4y^8/6x^8) = (3xy^4)/8

2) (4/(x+5))((x+5)(x-5)/8) = (x-5)/2

3) ((x-5)/x^2)(x^3/(x-10)) = x(x-5)/(x-10)

4) (-1/(x-1))(-(x-2)/1 = (x-2)/(x-1)

-
---

Realize that these are just fractions. If you were asked to compute 1/2 divided by 3/5 you would invert and multiply, as they say: 1/2 * 5/3. You just do the same thing here.

---

( (9x^9)/(16y^4) ) / ( 6x^8 / (4y^8) ) =

( 9x^9 ) /( 16y^4 ) * ( (4y^8) / (6x^8) ) =

(36x^9y^8) / (96x^8y^4) =

(3xy^4)/8


---

( 4/(x+5) ) / ( 8/(x^2-25) ) =

( 4/(x+5) ) * ( (x-5)(x+5) ) / 8 ) =

(x-5) /2

---

Work the rest the same way.

-
1. When you divide fraction you take the denominator and invert it and then just multiply the numerator and cancel what you can. in the first problem the answer is 3x/8
2. Do just like 1 except factor the X^2-25 to (x+5)*(x-5). then you can cancel several parts to give (x-5)/2.

3 and 4 can be handled the same way.

-
1) flip the seconed fraction, then cancel anything you can you get (3xy^4)/(8)

2)factor that second one: (x+5)(x-5) so (x+5) cancels 4(x-5)/(2)

3)x(x-5)/(x-10)

4) (x-2)/(x-1)


Just flip the one, cancel and multiply across

-
9x^9 / 16y^4 divided by 6x^8 / 4y^8
9x^9 / 16y^4 times 4y^8 / 6x^8
(3x/2)(y^4/4)
3xy^4/8
1
keywords: these,an,exam,solve,problems,please,me,for,help,Studying,Studying for an exam please help me solve these problems
New
Hot
© 2008-2010 http://www.science-mathematics.com . Program by zplan cms. Theme by wukong .