Then you just find the greatest common factor for the coefficients (numbers before the x)

Don’t forget the negative

If the exponent ends up being negative than it’s going to the denominator

Yes

It’s best if you can factor out first btw

I simplified the fraction

But that’s not how I do it, you check for whichever is higher and that’s where it’ll go

If the bottom has three and the top has two it goes on the bottom

Yes that’s correct

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lmao I'll answer the rest and give it to you guys to check

Got it

Ok no prob :)

I love algebra so I’m happy to help lol

maybe ask drac because I did miserable when I did a test on this

You did good on this problem :)

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that's what I have so far, there's a few more problems

15n/(30n^3) = 1/(2n^2)

And 2) is 1/r since it’s r^2/r^3

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For 6 you can do 1/2n^2

the 15 and 30 can be reduced to 1/2

The n subtract to -2 therefore the n goes to the denominator

alrighty

wish I could help you. I was going to take welding in FFA, but we moved to dif part of the country. Can I ask though, why exactly is the magnetized pipe difficult? Does it have to do something with the electricity interacting with the magnet?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4R1qT6nftM here, I found this. idk if it'll help

but it looks good

so i need to get 6 chapters of math in my head for exam on next monday. any suggestions?

ive already tested all chapters but i need good ways to refresh

each has about 4 or 5 paragraphs

from now till monday you have exactly 6 days to work. do textbook section reviews & redo your previous tests as well as exam review package (if you have them)

Okay, thanks!

Pulls the arc to sides of the pipe and makes it twirl like a fan. It becomes super hard to make a good bead

hmm, that sounds kinda interesting tbh

Got another chemistry one for you gents.

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