SOLUTION: reduce to lowest terms:
9-x/5x-45
I got x/5x-5 is that correct?
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Question 231754: reduce to lowest terms:
9-x/5x-45
I got x/5x-5 is that correct?
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Sorry. Not even close.
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}\ =\ \frac{-(x\ -\ 9)}{5(x\ -\ 9)}\ =\ -\frac{1}{5})
John
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