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Could you please explain how it is done ? and what happened to question 1 ?
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Could you please explain how it is done ? and what happened to question 1 ?

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thankyou. much appreciated.
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I have some more questions ?
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1/X squared  Y squared &nbsp;+ Y / X+Y &nbsp; as a single fraction ?
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1/X squared  Y squared  + Y / X+Y   as a single fraction ?

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and lastly if i may ? &nbsp;<br />
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log ab = ?
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lol i have no idea.. thats i remember from my high school math
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lol i have no idea.. thats i remember from my high school math

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well thanks for the rest of it. Im trying to rember highschool myself :)
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well thanks for the rest of it. Im trying to rember highschool myself :)

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how do i factorize this <br />
&nbsp; 1) 3ax + 12a &nbsp;?<br />
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&nbsp; 2) x+2y =4 &nbsp; and &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;2x -3y =5 &nbsp; what is the value of x and y &nbsp;?
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how do i factorize this 
  1) 3ax + 12a  ?


  2) x+2y =4   and      2x -3y =5   what is the value of x and y  ?

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