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## allie_bear22 Group Title create an algebraic expression that can be simplified. example: x^2-5x+6/x^-9 simplify it one year ago one year ago

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1. Luigi0210 Group Title

$\frac{ x^2-5x+6 }{ x^-9 }=\frac{ (x-3)(x-2) }{ (x-3)(x+3) }$

2. Luigi0210 Group Title

that's an x^2-9 at the bottom btw, my mistake

3. allie_bear22 Group Title

no i need a knew one not the one i posted that was an example

4. Luigi0210 Group Title

Oh, does it need to have all different numbers?

5. allie_bear22 Group Title

yea i think so

6. allie_bear22 Group Title

it can be easy it just has to have varibles and needs to be able to be simplified

7. Luigi0210 Group Title

The previous? Or first?

8. allie_bear22 Group Title

previous the answer

9. allie_bear22 Group Title

ok im gonna turn it in ill tell u if your right

10. allie_bear22 Group Title

she said we have to simplify and get a final answer @Luigi0210

11. allie_bear22 Group Title

so its right so far were just not done

12. Luigi0210 Group Title

Well I showed it in the deleted post :l

13. allie_bear22 Group Title

i know i copy and pasted she said we wernt done

14. allie_bear22 Group Title

(x-2)(x-3)/(x-2)(x+2)=x^2-5x+6/x^2-4

15. Luigi0210 Group Title

$\frac{ x-3 }{ x+2 }$