Asked by Kayla
(6a^2-15a)/(6a-15a^2)
(3a(2a-5))/(3a(2-5a))
Multiply top & bottom by -1
-(5-2a)/(5a-2)
is that correct? I have an answer here that's -(2a-5)/(5a-2) but I don't understand how to get there...
Thanks :)
(3a(2a-5))/(3a(2-5a))
Multiply top & bottom by -1
-(5-2a)/(5a-2)
is that correct? I have an answer here that's -(2a-5)/(5a-2) but I don't understand how to get there...
Thanks :)
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
Normally, in a polynomial, we write the polynomials in decending powers of the variable.. as in a^3+3a^2 + 6a + 10
so to do that,
Your work: 6a^2-15a)/(6a-15a^2)
Your work: (3a(2a-5))/(3a(2-5a))
Multiply top & bottom by -1 and this is where your made your error.
-(2a-5)/(5a-2)
so to do that,
Your work: 6a^2-15a)/(6a-15a^2)
Your work: (3a(2a-5))/(3a(2-5a))
Multiply top & bottom by -1 and this is where your made your error.
-(2a-5)/(5a-2)
Answered by
Kayla
I have looked at this for 2 days & not understood but I think I get it...
so you multiplied the top & bottom by -1 which made the top 5-2a but then you factored out the negative making it -(2a-5)/(5a-2)
is that correct?
Thank you so much for your help :)
so you multiplied the top & bottom by -1 which made the top 5-2a but then you factored out the negative making it -(2a-5)/(5a-2)
is that correct?
Thank you so much for your help :)
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