High School Math 2011 Algebra 1 Student Companion Grade 8/9
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Author: Prentice Hall
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Chapter SH, Problem 4.15E
To determine
To find: The simplified form of the given fraction.
Expert Solution & Answer
Answer to Problem 4.15E
The simplified form is
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The given fraction is
Calculation:
Consider the given fraction is,
To simplify divide the denominator and the numerator by 9 and the result obtained is,
Thus, the simplified form is
Chapter SH Solutions
High School Math 2011 Algebra 1 Student Companion Grade 8/9
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