When X = -9 Y = 1 you can find this by going to -9 on the x axis and finding where the line is there
It is not necessary to have a common denominator when you multiply two fractions
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The statement is about the relationship between the denominator of fractions when they are multiplied
Take for instance, we have the following fractions
a/b and x/y
In the above fractions, we have
Numerator = a and x
Denominator = b and y
Where b and y do not have the same value
When they are multiplied, we have
Product = ax/by
The denominators do not have the same value
And we were able to calculate the product
This means that the fraction denominator do not have to be common
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Perhaps you meant <span>(a^3+14a^2+33a-20) / (a+4), for division by (a+4).
Do you know synthetic division? If so, that'd be a great way to accomplish this division. Assume that (a+4) is a factor of </span>a^3+14a^2+33a-20; then assume that -4 is the corresponding root of a^3+14a^2+33a-20.
Perform synth. div. If there is no remainder, then you'll know that (a+4) is a factor and will also have the quoitient.
-4 / 1 14 33 -20
___ -4_-40 28___________
1 10 -7 8
Here the remainder is not zero; it's 8. However, we now know that the quotient is 1a^2 + 10a - 7 with a remainder of 8.
Answer:
413
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