SOLUTION: We just started working on polynomials in my algebra class and I got the problem:
The area of a rectangle is {{{24x^5y^3}}} and they gave the the height which is {{{8x^2y^2}}} a
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The area of a rectangle is {{{24x^5y^3}}} and they gave the the height which is {{{8x^2y^2}}} a
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Question 579792: We just started working on polynomials in my algebra class and I got the problem:
The area of a rectangle is and they gave the the height which is and I honestly have no idea how to solve this question. Answer by josmiceli(19441) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! They are saying that
( area ) = ( length ) x ( height )
given:
Area =
Height =
Let = length
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If you divide both sides of an equation by the same
thing, then the equation is still true, that is the
left side still equals the right side.
That means I can divide both sides by
On the right side, everything cancels except , so
now I can say:
Now I just have to do the division on the left side
This is a division of products. I can express it as
products of divisions to simplify it.
Now you just have to know how to handle exponents
I'll rewrite everything in long form
Now do the cancellations:
Finally, I put on the left and say
Hope this helps