Original post by mayyee21
hii could anyone help me w this question pls?
a and b are positive values.
Show that (7a + 2b − 3a)/(8a+6b+2a-b) always simplifies to the same value.
a and b are positive values.
Show that (7a + 2b − 3a)/(8a+6b+2a-b) always simplifies to the same value.
Simplify the numerator and denominator. Factorise. Divide numerator and denominator by the common factor.
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