How do you simplify #10/(3g)-(-3)/(4h)#?
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Hazel AnglinTo simplify the expression 10/(3g) - (-3)/(4h), we need to find a common denominator for the fractions. The common denominator is 12gh.
Multiplying the first fraction by (4h)/(4h) and the second fraction by (3g)/(3g), we get:
(10 * 4h) / (3g * 4h) - (-3 * 3g) / (4h * 3g)
Simplifying further:
(40h) / (12gh) + (9g) / (12gh)
Combining the fractions:
(40h + 9g) / (12gh)
Therefore, the simplified expression is (40h + 9g) / (12gh).
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