#I need help with nth term
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3(i) and (ii) are my concerns
1/4, 2/7, 3/10?
looks right to me
its the 3n+1 from the denominator on the first expression
Wich one?
in the first one, did you try to multiply all the expression by 3x to take out the denominator?
Will I get 3x = 9x
(srry for the bad english, and if at some time i missunderstand something bc im spanish)
It's alright
no, when you multiply the expression on the left you get 1
its like when you have 1/4 and you multiply by 4
you get 1, not 4
one more problem
?
when you multiply 3x times 3x you get 9x^2
yess
But there's 2 x
So
(-3) squared equals 9 aw
0.33
yes, thats one of the values
when you do a sqrt you are trying to find the values that squared give you another value, right?
What's ur answer for 2nd x
-0.33
when you square 1/3 you get 1/9 right?
(1/3 = 0.33)
but it happens the same when you square -1/3
bc of the sign rules
minus times minus = +
you know what i mean?
Why do we need to square-1/3
beacuse the work of a sqrt is to find what values squared equal to the number you introduced in it
.
you have to do the same basically but mutiplying all the equation by the two denominators multiplayed by themselves
I don't get it
u are trying to not have any denominators
so, when you try to quit the denominators you miltiply by the denominator all
is like when you take something multiplying to the other side
but explained
Is it x-3/x+3 (x+3) - 4/x-3 (x-3) = 15 (x-3)
you multiply all by the two denominators, i mean x-3/x+3 (x+3)(x-3)- 4/x-3(x+3)(x-3)=15(x+3)(x-3)
Oh
How do u solve for this