SOLUTION: Hello! I have a hard time with fractions. Here is my problem, and I wish to know if I worked it out correctly.
(3/4x + 1/2)^2
= (3/4x + 1/2) (3/4x + 1/2)
= 3/4x * 3/4x = 9
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-> SOLUTION: Hello! I have a hard time with fractions. Here is my problem, and I wish to know if I worked it out correctly.
(3/4x + 1/2)^2
= (3/4x + 1/2) (3/4x + 1/2)
= 3/4x * 3/4x = 9
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Question 466627: Hello! I have a hard time with fractions. Here is my problem, and I wish to know if I worked it out correctly.
(3/4x + 1/2)^2
= (3/4x + 1/2) (3/4x + 1/2)
= 3/4x * 3/4x = 9/16x^2 --> 3/4x * 1/2 (((2/4 * 3/4x)) = 6/16x
= 1/2 * 1/2 = 1/4
= 9/16x^2 + 6/16x + 6/16x + 1/4
= 9/16x^2 + 12/16x + 1/4
I want to know if I worked this problem out correctly. Found 2 solutions by rfer, Alan3354:Answer by rfer(16322) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! It's correct, but you can reduce the middle term.
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I suggest you use parentheses to clarify that 3/4x means (3/4)x and not 3/(4x)
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