#i need help math 11th class im kinda slow at this
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Hi
common denominator
hi
how can you express 4 as a fraction that has a denominator of either 3 or 2?
(2x + 1) / 3 − 4 = (x − 5) / 2
1. Move the 4 to the other side
(2x + 1) / 3 = (x − 5) / 2 + 4
2. Convert 4 into a fraction with denominator 2
4 = 8 / 2
you dont need to
ooooh ye multiply by 6 is easir your right
multiply by 6 because it is the smallest number that both 3 and 2 divide into, so it removes both fractions in one step.
And after that it becomes very easy
yo im sry but do you can explain me this too..
ye ur right
to simplify surds you want to find the largest factor of the number in the surd that is a square number
the thing is i used to know how to do all of this but forgot but if i understood it once again then my brain automatically works
ye
$\sqrt{a}\sqrt{b}=\sqrt{ab}$
ImOakley
Yesss
Do you know lcm ??
just go through the square numbers and divide 180 by them
Yeah
Adding and subtracting
Wait
Logic is this btw
Thou
We can't do this
Ok
Cause what if number is very long
I'm bad at articulation lol
@fair fable ) help
Perfect square only
ah im from germany so i dont rlly know the main words in english thats the thing
alright thats fine
so you have 180
you can tell from intuition that it is divisible by 4
which is a square number
You can't use 18 or 10 cause they not perfect square. Like you only need to make perfect square to make your calculations easier.
180 divided by 4 is 45
You need to remember perfect square. That's what I have been taught.
so its $\sqrt{(4)(45)}$ or $\sqrt{4}\sqrt{45}$
ImOakley
ah
which is $2\sqrt{45}$
ImOakley
Yes
okay i understood now the 4x45 but how did you moved the 2 there
because of the law of surds $\sqrt{a}\sqrt{b}=\sqrt{ab}$
ImOakley
hmmmmm
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yeah
Yes
You need to use those laws here
I did this way back in school so I don't remember the exact nomenclature. Now I just do it.
hope it helped you
yeah thanks very much guys, imma do some tasks then i prob understand then