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Rationalizing Fractions Algebra 1

02/14/18

Let a^2=16/44 and b^2=(2+sqrt5)^2, where a is a negative real number and b is a positive real number. If (a+b)^3 can be expressed in the simplified form x*sqrty
Let a^2=16/44 and b^2=(2+sqrt5)^2, where a is a negative real number and b is a positive real number. If (a+b)^3 can be expressed in the simplified form x*sqrty/z where x, y, and z are positive... more
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Rationalizing Fractions

10/17/16

Word Problem: Problem Solving With Rational Numbers In Fraction Form
Alysssa purchased 120 shares of ElecTeck stock for 1 1/4 dollars per share. She also purchased 200 shares of Apexal stock for 4/5 of a dollar per share. After six months, the value of ElecTech... more
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Rationalizing Fractions

10/06/15

ratio word problem
There are 30 students in a class, including 16 boys.  Write the ratio of boys to girls as a fraction in simplest form.
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Rationalizing Fractions Fractions

10/28/14

Using four DIFFERENT DIGITS TO CONSTRUCT FRACTIONS
A) TWO FRACTIONS WITH A SUM AS BIG AS POSSIBLE B) TWO FRACTIONS WITH A DIFFERENCE AS BIG AS POSSIBLE C) TWO FRACTIONS WITH A PRODUCT AS BIG AS POSSIBLE D) TWO FRACTIONS WITH A QUOTIENT AS BIG AS... more
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