SOLUTION: On my worksheet it says:
To divide 7/x+2 by x-2/14, you can multiply 7/x+2 by:
Can you please help. I'm not sure how to answer it.
Thanks
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-> SOLUTION: On my worksheet it says:
To divide 7/x+2 by x-2/14, you can multiply 7/x+2 by:
Can you please help. I'm not sure how to answer it.
Thanks
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You can put this solution on YOUR website! To divide 7/x+2 by x-2/14, you can multiply 7/x+2 by:
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You have to invert the denominator, then multiply.
So you need to multiply by 14/(x-2).
Cheers,
Stan H.
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Sure. Remember way back when you were learning fractions ... you were probably taught that
when you divide by a fraction, you can just invert the fraction and multiply by that inverted
form.
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For example, if you are given the problem to divide by you can invert the
divisor to get and multiply that by the . The problem becomes:
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Just like this example, the problem you are given involves dividing by a fraction. You are
asked to divide by the fraction . You can do this problem by
inverting the divisor (flip it upside down) to get and multiply that by .
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So the original problem of:
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becomes:
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Hope this helps you to understand what the worksheet wanted for an answer.