SOLUTION: Explain how to find the LCD of the fraction
5 over x-6 ' 7over x squared-12x+36
5 over 7ab power of 5' 2 over 7a power of 3 b to power of 3
7 over x squared-x-6 + 5 over x-3
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Question 428994: Explain how to find the LCD of the fraction
5 over x-6 ' 7over x squared-12x+36
5 over 7ab power of 5' 2 over 7a power of 3 b to power of 3
7 over x squared-x-6 + 5 over x-3
5 over 6a squared + 1 over 6ab
I will be happy to pay someone for help with these problems. I am not passing Algebra and my Professor will let me turn these in late in order to pass...thanks because I have like 20 problems. I'll send a check if you help me
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
find the LCD of the fraction
5 over x-6 ' 7over x squared-12x+36
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(5/(x-6)) ; 7/[(x-6)^2]
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LCD = (x-6)^2
It is the smallest expression into
which you can divide (x-6) and (x-6)^2
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5 over 7ab power of 5' 2 over 7a power of 3 b to power of 3
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(5/(7ab^5)) ; (2/(7a^3b^3))
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LCD = 7a^3b^5
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7 over x squared-x-6 + 5 over x-3
(7/[(x-3)(x+2)] ; 5/(x-3)
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LCD = (x-3)(x+2)
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5 over 6a squared + 1 over 6ab
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(5/(6a^2)) + (1/(6ab))
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LCD = 6a^2b
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Cheers,
Stan H.
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