SOLUTION: Good evening tutor,
I do not understand multiplying polynomials. Could someone please help me with this problem?
Multiply the following:
(x/3 + 3/4)(3x/4 - 3/5)
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I do not understand multiplying polynomials. Could someone please help me with this problem?
Multiply the following:
(x/3 + 3/4)(3x/4 - 3/5)
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Question 94748This question is from textbook Beginning Algebra
: Good evening tutor,
I do not understand multiplying polynomials. Could someone please help me with this problem?
Multiply the following:
(x/3 + 3/4)(3x/4 - 3/5)
Thank you in advance for your help I am going crazy trying to understand this. This question is from textbook Beginning Algebra
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Multiply the following: *
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We need to put each pair of fractions over a single denominator, using a common
denominator much as you do in numerical fractions:
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Find the common denominator of the 1st pair: It would be 12, right? = =
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Do the same with the 2nd pair of fractions, the common denominator would be 20: = =
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Now we have a single fraction times a single fraction *
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FOIL the numerators: =
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Factor out 3 in the numerator, then cancel it into the denominator: = ; that's about all you can do with this
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