smcday34 smcday34
  • 26-06-2017
  • Mathematics
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can you divide two monomials and still have a fraction?

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katiebugcoconuos4r3g katiebugcoconuos4r3g
  • 28-06-2017
Sure. If the numerator monomial isn't a multiple of the denominator monomial, you'll end up with a fraction.
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