(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Well, today in math our teacher was teaching us how to simplify complex fractions.. Umm, I slept. :p, so, if someone could help me it'd be appreciated an example would be like this

1. (x/3 - 6) / (10 + [4/x]) Whenever there's a divison sign in my parenthesis it's a fraction.. Any help is appreciated.. this is also one of the easiest ones.. the most complex imo is my #6 which is

6. (1 / 3x(squared) - 3) / [(5/x+1) - (x+4 / x(squared) - 3x - 4).. any help is appreciated! Thanks



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Thanks, but Mr 4:20 already did it :y: but yes, I am in Honors Advanced Algebra, as a freshman.. :p

Thankkkk you!! =D i'd +rep you but my rep power is 0.. lol Goml.. :/