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Easymathhelp | May6-08, 03:34 PM | #1 |
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Simple Math-- Need help =/
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I am confused on how this equation: 2h + (16/h-8 +2) (-8/(h-8)^2 is simplified to this equation: 2h - 128 (h-8)^3 - 16/(h-8)^2 2. Relevant equations Simplifying skills. 3. The attempt at a solution Well, I know that they got the number 128 from multiplying 16 and -8 together and how they got -16 by multiplying 2 and -8 together. Now, what I don't get is getting (h-8)^3 from (h-8)... SOMEONE PLEASE HELP? |
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| May6-08, 04:15 PM | #2 |
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If you have (A + B) * -C
and you want to expand it out you do -A*C - B*C ....do you see? in your question A = 16/(h-8) also if you have (1/y)(2/y^2) you'll get 2/y^3 the top multiplied together and the bottom multiplied together... do you see? |
| May6-08, 04:18 PM | #3 |
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do you mean that 2h - 128/(h-8)^3 - 16/(h-8)^2? if you meant that, then the (h-8)^3 comes from multiplying (h-8) times ( h-8)^2, what you do is you add the exponents.
It is like x times x, you add the exponents if the bases are the same, it becomes x^2, 5 times 5 is 5^2. |
| May6-08, 04:24 PM | #4 |
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I'll be right back. I'm at school right now and bell is going to ring soon. Thanks for the replies, I'll look into it once I get home.
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| May11-08, 01:03 AM | #5 |
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[tex]2h+( \frac{}{} + 2 ) ( \frac{}{} ) [/tex]
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