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The equation of a line is given as §x + y = 4. If Rashonda wants to clear the fractions, by what number should she multiply the equation?
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I think the fraction symbol didn’t come through. To clear fractions you multiply both sides by the least common denominator (LCD) of all fractional coefficients.
So if the equation is (a/b)x + y = 4, multiply by b. For example:
- If it was (1/3)x + y = 4, multiply by 3.
- If it was (3/5)x + y = 4, multiply by 5.
Tell me the intended fraction and I’ll give the exact number.
So if the equation is (a/b)x + y = 4, multiply by b. For example:
- If it was (1/3)x + y = 4, multiply by 3.
- If it was (3/5)x + y = 4, multiply by 5.
Tell me the intended fraction and I’ll give the exact number.
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