Is I’m doing this right guys
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You have the right idea that things need to get multiplied.
What should be done is that the entire fraction needs to get multipled by the lowest common denominator of both denominators.
Let's look at the complex numerator. Its denominators are 5 and x + 6. Nothing is common with these, so both pieces are needed.
The complex denominator has x - 3 as its denominator. With nothing in common between it and the complex numerator, that piece is needed.
So we multiply the entire complex fraction by (5)(x + 6)(x -3).
Numerator:
= (x+6)(x-3) - (5)(5)(x-3)
= (x+6)(x-3) - 25(x-3)
= (x-3)(x + 6 - 25) <--- by group factoring the common x - 3
= (x -3)(x - 19)
Denominator:
Now we put the pieces together.
Our fraction simplies to (x - 3) (x - 19) / 125 (x + 6)
Partitioning the value 26.2
26.2 = 20+6+0.2
The decimal value 0.2 is read two tenth = 2/10
Writing 26.2 as mixed numbers
If we want to write this as an improper fraction, multiply 26 by 10 then add the 2 to get the numerator
26.2 = 20+6+0.2
The decimal value 0.2 is read two tenth = 2/10
Writing 26.2 as mixed numbers
If we want to write this as an improper fraction, multiply 26 by 10 then add the 2 to get the numerator