#Algebra
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you mean (12ab² + 4ab²)/4ab² ?
@eternal oak yes, sorry for the confusion
then it's 4
That makes sense. Thank you for the help
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Our teacher gave us a question that was 12ab^2 + 4ab^ 2 \4ab^2 and she got 7ab^2. Is she correct? What's the actual answer if not? I'm trying to figure out how to do it myself. Wouldn't it be 4ab?
you mean (12ab² + 4ab²)/4ab² ?
@eternal oak yes, sorry for the confusion
then it's 4
That makes sense. Thank you for the help