SOLUTION: (4x/9x^2)(6x^3/2x) is the problem that I have to simplify but I have no clue how to go about it. I'm think the last parenthesis becomes (3x^2) but that's all I've got so far? Any h
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Question 247273: (4x/9x^2)(6x^3/2x) is the problem that I have to simplify but I have no clue how to go about it. I'm think the last parenthesis becomes (3x^2) but that's all I've got so far? Any help on how to go about solving this problem? Answer by richwmiller(17219) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! (4x/9x^2)(6x^3/2x)
let's combine numerator terms and denominator terms
so we have (4x*6x^3)/(9x^2*2x)
clearly you can reduce 4x/2x
so now we have (2*6x^3)/(9x^2)
clearly we can reduce x^3/x^2 to x
so now we have (2*6x)/3
(2x*2*3)/3
which we can reduce to 2*2x=4x/3
we can leave it that way or convert to 1 1/3x
