SOLUTION: I need help with simplifing by removing factor of 1. Is this the same as simple factoring? The problems I am trying to solve are:
1) 7q^2+7q/14q^2+49q (that is 7q (q to the power
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1) 7q^2+7q/14q^2+49q (that is 7q (q to the power
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Question 454889: I need help with simplifing by removing factor of 1. Is this the same as simple factoring? The problems I am trying to solve are:
1) 7q^2+7q/14q^2+49q (that is 7q (q to the power of 2) plus 7q over(/) 14q^2 (that si 49 q (q to the power of 2) plus 49q.
2) t^2-81/(t+9)^2 (that is t to the power of 2)minus 81 over(/) (t-9)to the power of 2). Any explanation would be greatly appreciated. Answer by scott8148(6628) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! yes. a "factor of one" represents the same quantity in the numerator and denominator
___ as you said, simple factoring
1) factoring a 7q from N and D ___ (q + 1) / (2q + 7)
2) factoring a (t + 9) from N and D ___ (t - 9) / (t + 9)
