SOLUTION: solve by removing factors of one (42y^6/49y^3) uh how in the world do you do this?
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solve by removing factors of one (42y^6/49y^3) uh how in the world do you do this?
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factors of one are fractions where the numerator equals the denominator, so the fraction is equal to one
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factoring out the "ones" leaves you with a reduced fraction
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