Asked by Jess
How would you simplify this equation??
((1/x)-(1/y))/(y^2-x^2)
((1/x)-(1/y))/(y^2-x^2)
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Answered by
Ms. Sue
This doesn't look like an equation. There is no equal sign.
Answered by
Reiny
you must mean "simplify"
((1/x)-(1/y))/(y^2-x^2)
= ( (y-x)/(xy) ) / ((y-x)(y+x) )
= (y-x)/( (xy)(y+x)(y-x) )
= 1/(xy(y+x) ) , y≠x
((1/x)-(1/y))/(y^2-x^2)
= ( (y-x)/(xy) ) / ((y-x)(y+x) )
= (y-x)/( (xy)(y+x)(y-x) )
= 1/(xy(y+x) ) , y≠x
Answered by
Jess
Oops, I left the equal sign out!
The problem would actually be:
((1/x)-(1/y))/(y^2-x^2)= ____
The problem would actually be:
((1/x)-(1/y))/(y^2-x^2)= ____
Answered by
Jess
Thank you, Reiny!!
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