I'm looking to factor this...
X^3/2 - 2x^-1/2 + x^1/2
The text book offers the solution 1-x ^4/3
No idea how to get this result. I got X ^-3/2 (x-1)^2
I would like it if someone could shed light on how to factor x^-3/2 from things like 2x ^1/2
I assume you just keep the equation balance, so if you re-distribute everything, it reverts to the original.
I would like to know how you get the answer too.
Thanks so much!
X^3/2 - 2x^-1/2 + x^1/2
The text book offers the solution 1-x ^4/3
No idea how to get this result. I got X ^-3/2 (x-1)^2
I would like it if someone could shed light on how to factor x^-3/2 from things like 2x ^1/2
I assume you just keep the equation balance, so if you re-distribute everything, it reverts to the original.
I would like to know how you get the answer too.
Thanks so much!
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