X= 14 for the top
x= -2 for the bottom
<span>Evaluating Expressions Using Algebra Calculator
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First go to the Algebra Calculator main page.
Type the following:
<span><span>First type the expression 2x.</span><span>Then type the @ symbol.</span><span>Then type x=3.</span></span><span>Try it now: </span><span>2x @ x=3</span>
To qualify as a polynomial, the expression in question:
* Consists of one or more terms * Variables are only with positive whole exponents* No variables in the denominator of any term (the coefficients however, can be fractions.)In that case the answer is most likely:
I hope this will help u <span>It looks like 12 is the smallest number that can be divided by both 3 and 4, so 12 is our LCD. Since 12 is the LCD, it will be the new denominator for our fractions. Now we'll change the </span>numerators<span> of the fractions, just like we changed the denominators. First, let's look at the fraction on the left: 1/4.</span>
4:3 8:6 24:18 20:15 is the complete ratio table.