Answer:
when both bottom numbers on a fraction are the same at the lowest form
Step-by-step explanation:
example: 2/4 + 6/8 the common denomenator is 8 as both numbers go into it and you only have to times by 2 so answer would be 10/8 which is also 1 2/8
Just sketch two lines crossing each other like a street intersection.
Mrs. Yin bought more turkey than chicken. I know because 0.80 is greater than 0.69
Answer:
A. (x−2y)(y−3x)
=(x+−2y)(y+−3x)
=(x)(y)+(x)(−3x)+(−2y)(y)+(−2y)(−3x)
=xy−3x2−2y2+6xy
=−3x2+7xy−2y2
B. (2p+3)(p2−4p−7)
=(2p+3)(p2+−4p+−7)
=(2p)(p2)+(2p)(−4p)+(2p)(−7)+(3)(p2)+(3)(−4p)+(3)(−7)
=2p3−8p2−14p+3p2−12p−21
=2p3−5p2−26p−21
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Step-by-step explanation:
(b) If 
then
Note that 
cancel out so we get
Solving for 
we get
(c) I'm not sure what the problem is asking for but here goes. As r doubles, 
becomes
