If you have an algebra equation with a fraction times a variable like 2/3p or somthing can you multiply both sides by the reciperacle to get rid of the fraction
I think you can, but i am not sure, my math teacher is Russian or somthing and i cant always understand what she says.
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it makes sense, as multiplying 3/2 by 2/3 changes it to 1 times the variable, which is fine
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stressed out is right i am pretty sure you just flip the fraction and multiply-MARY
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ok, ur prolly right, now to start my h/w which i saved for the last minute
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