Homework Help: math

Posted by marie on Thursday, June 22, 2006 at 9:44am.

3
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2
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1 + 1
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3 x

I assume you mean (3/2)/[(1/3) + (1/x)]
You could rewrite the denominator as
[(1/3) + (1/x)] = (x + 3)/(3x)
Which would lead to
(3/2)/[(1/3) + (1/x)]
= (3/2)*(3x)/(x+3)= (9/2)[x/(x+3)]

Thank you

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