SOLUTION: 1.solve equation? -5/2x + 29/6x=7/6 and it asks for solution set
2.write radical expressions in lowest terms? z^2-9/8z * 2/3-z
I just dont even now were to start on this ques
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-> SOLUTION: 1.solve equation? -5/2x + 29/6x=7/6 and it asks for solution set
2.write radical expressions in lowest terms? z^2-9/8z * 2/3-z
I just dont even now were to start on this ques
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Question 620184: 1.solve equation? -5/2x + 29/6x=7/6 and it asks for solution set
2.write radical expressions in lowest terms? z^2-9/8z * 2/3-z
I just dont even now were to start on this questions Answer by solver91311(24713) (Show Source):
2. Use parentheses so that it is clear what quantities belong in the numerator and which in the denominator. Your expressions are more than ambiguous -- they can be interpreted several different ways each. For example, does -5/2x mean , in which case you should have written -(5/2)x, or does it mean , in which case you should have written -5/(2x).
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