How to Simplify Rational Expressions: Using GCF & Factoring
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@lovetehmetal your nice
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thx for help
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got anything else to do with your life?
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Easy! At the second one you could've used groups of 4 and 3. What grade work is this supposed to be?
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I'm glad it made sense to you . . . This work is typical of Algebra 1, maybe Algebra 2 levels, which in most schools is 8th, 9th, or sometimes 10th grade math classes. Terry V
mathwithmrv 11 months ago