Asked by gagan
how to find the LCD for 11x/yz^2, 8x/y^2z?
I know the answer is yz^2 but how do you get that.
can you plzz plzz explain..... this it is really important..... thnx ...... a lot..
I know the answer is yz^2 but how do you get that.
can you plzz plzz explain..... this it is really important..... thnx ...... a lot..
Answers
Answered by
Marth
Look at the denominators, and find the individual factors:
11x/(yz^2): y*z^2
8x/(y^2z): y^2*z
The greatest power of y is y^2. The greatest power of z is z^2.
Now multiply the greatest powers to find the LCD.
The LCD should actually be y^2*z^2.
11x/(yz^2): y*z^2
8x/(y^2z): y^2*z
The greatest power of y is y^2. The greatest power of z is z^2.
Now multiply the greatest powers to find the LCD.
The LCD should actually be y^2*z^2.
Answered by
gagan
thank you, I really appreciate all you're help and I was thinking the same but the book was confusing me, guess the book is wrong as usuall thanks a lot....
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