SOLUTION: Reduction to lowest terms. Question: a^2-b^2/a-b= I reduced it to a+b. Am I finished? Did I do it correctly? Please help. Thanks.

SOLUTION: Reduction to lowest terms. Question: a^2-b^2/a-b= I reduced it to a+b. Am I finished? Did I do it correctly? Please help. Thanks.

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Question 194215: Reduction to lowest terms.
Question: a^2-b^2/a-b=
I reduced it to a+b. Am I finished? Did I do it correctly? Please help. Thanks.
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Correct!
Cheers,
Stan H.
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