Episodes
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Thursday Jan 28, 2010
Solving an inequality with fractions
Thursday Jan 28, 2010
Thursday Jan 28, 2010
In this example, we solve an inequality with fractions. If you do not like to work with fractions, find the least common multiple of the denominator. Then multiply each term by the least common multiple and voila the fractions are gone and you can solve the inequality that is left. Note that even though there is an inequality, I proceed exactly the same as if it were an equation. Also, graphing the answer might help you find the solution set.
![Solving an equation with fractions #2](https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/imglogo/image-logo/109077/mathbackground_300x300.jpg)
Thursday Jan 28, 2010
Solving an equation with fractions #2
Thursday Jan 28, 2010
Thursday Jan 28, 2010
In this example, we solve an equation with fractions. If you do not like to work with fractions, find the least common multiple of the denominator. Then multiply each term by the least common multiple and voila the fractions are gone and you can solve the equation that is left. Factor and solve the quadratic.
![Solving an equation with fractions](https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/imglogo/image-logo/109077/mathbackground_300x300.jpg)
Thursday Jan 28, 2010
Solving an equation with fractions
Thursday Jan 28, 2010
Thursday Jan 28, 2010
In this example, we solve an equation with fractions. If you do not like to work with fractions, find the least common multiple of the denominator. Then multiply each term by the least common multiple and voila the fractions are gone and you can solve the simple equation that is left.