2 years ago

Can the coeffitient of different terms be simplified fractions multiplication

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No, it would only work with similar terms. However, you would be able to multiply them, like 2x times 2y = 4xy.

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Greeley [361]

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Step-by-step explanation:

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So, the ball falls $4 \dfrac{1}{4}$ feet from Sonya's hand to the deck and $7 \dfrac{7}{8}$ from the deck to the ground, in total

$4\dfrac{1}{4}+7\dfrac{7}{8}=4\dfrac{2}{8}+7\dfrac{7}{8}=(4+7)+\dfrac{2+7}{8}=11+\dfrac{9}{8}=11+1\dfrac{1}{8}=12\dfrac{1}{8}\ feet$

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