Karina is baking bread. She buys a small bag of flour that contains 2
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cups of flour. Does she have enough flour to bake the bread? Explain how she can compare the fractions to know for sure.
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Quadrant II is the top left cornered <em>square</em>, so this coordinate is the one you would pick.
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we have that
(x²<span> - 25)/ (x - 5)
we know
</span>(x² - 25)-------------> (Difference of two squares)----------> (x+5)*(x-5)
then
(x² - 25)/ (x - 5)<span>-------> (x+5)*(x-5)/(x-5)------------> (x+5)
the answer is the option B)
(x+5)</span>
we have that
(x²<span> - 25)/ (x - 5)
we know
</span>(x² - 25)-------------> (Difference of two squares)----------> (x+5)*(x-5)
then
(x² - 25)/ (x - 5)<span>-------> (x+5)*(x-5)/(x-5)------------> (x+5)
the answer is the option B)
(x+5)</span>