Stress over math problems for the last 3 hours.

[Jakuza]

Seriously, I feel very stupid. I've been stressing over five problems for the past three hours. I even tried googling the topics and notes but nothing seems to help.


So the topic is Rational Expressions, I have to solve them.


All I need is one-two prime examples and then I can finally do the last few.

1/c + 1/3c = 2/3

&

y squared - 2 / y squared - 16 = y - 2 / y - 4



Any help is appreciated and will lessen the stress.
Math isn't my strong point...

[Runahs]

Is this being graded? If not just write shit down.


Other then that I have no idea since I'm in middle school.

[Kn7ghT]

Last time I had a problem I couldn't solve I used my penis to puncture a hole in the paper where the problem was.

Therefore destroying the problem.

I showed my male superiority.

(thread has been destroyed by kn7ght)

[Piggy-Bank]

Kn7ght. You're hilarious mister. No more out of you tonight or I'll have to punish you.

Jakuza, I'm not in Algebra at the moment so I've yet to learn this. However, I just used some logical thinking and figured out the first one. I'm currently doing the second one, and if I figure it out I'll be sure to give you the answer. Anyway, here is how I did the first one.

Starting problem:

1/C + 1/3C = 2/3
1/C(1/1 + 1/3) = 2/3 Factor out the 1/C (Distributive Property)
(1/1 + 1/3) = 2C/3 Multiply both sides by 'C' to try and isolate 'C'.
3(1/1 + 1/3) = 2C Multiply both sides by '3'
3/1 + 3/3 = 2C Distributive property to simplify
3 + 1 = 2C Simplify
4 = 2C Simplify
2 = C Isolate 'C'

I'll try and get the other one later. Hope I've helped.

[xXTraitorXx]

im doing that stuff in my class buuuuuut i don't know how to do it either

[Justin1221]

math is a ****** and always will.

it really sucks when you're home schooled, but it's worse when you're in public.

[shannonlin]

i sugggest ur fist to finish it....hehe. easy way