Casey Daniels
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Okay,
Trying to work through an old math book trying to get ready to take a calculs class at college. The books only has answers to the odd and of course one of the ones i'm not sure about is an even problem anyways.
the instructions are Multiply the rational expressions and simplify.
Couldn't Factor anything out so I just went ahead and mutiplied
Then the rest of the problems considered leaving it in the factored state as being simplified, so I didn't actually mutiple it out.
Am I missing something here, the only one that would seem to be factorably is the (t2 + 4), but because its +4 not minus four its not the result of difference between perfect squares.
Thanks
Trying to work through an old math book trying to get ready to take a calculs class at college. The books only has answers to the odd and of course one of the ones i'm not sure about is an even problem anyways.
the instructions are Multiply the rational expressions and simplify.
t2 + 4 | 3t | ||
------- | * | ------- | = |
t - 3 | t + 2 |
Couldn't Factor anything out so I just went ahead and mutiplied
3t(t2 + 4) | |
-------------- | = |
(t - 3) (t + 2) |
Then the rest of the problems considered leaving it in the factored state as being simplified, so I didn't actually mutiple it out.
Am I missing something here, the only one that would seem to be factorably is the (t2 + 4), but because its +4 not minus four its not the result of difference between perfect squares.
Thanks
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