Adam C. answered 02/15/13
Experienced Math and Physics Tutor
Try making the following substitutions and then try factoring it out:
12x^15n = (3x^12n)(4x^3n)
24x^12n = (6x^9n)(4x^3n)
8x^3n = (2)(4x^3n)
Thomas G.
asked 02/15/13(12x^15n-24x^12n+8x^3n)/(4x^3n)
Adam C. answered 02/15/13
Experienced Math and Physics Tutor
Try making the following substitutions and then try factoring it out:
12x^15n = (3x^12n)(4x^3n)
24x^12n = (6x^9n)(4x^3n)
8x^3n = (2)(4x^3n)
Nataliya D. answered 02/16/13
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xa + xb = x(a+b) .....(1) ; xa / xb = x(a-b) ......(2) ; x0 = 1 .....(3)
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(12x15n - 24x12n + 8x3n) / 4x3n = 4(3x15n - 6x12n + 2x3n) / 4x3n , after dividing numerator and denominator by 4 -----> (3x15n - 6x12n + 2x3n) / x3n , now we have to divide each term in the numerator by denominator by using formulas (2) and (3):
(3x15n / x3n) - (6x12n / x3n) + (2x3n / x3n) =
3x15n-3n - 6x12n-3n + 2x3n-3n =
3x12n - 6x9n + 2 .
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