Math Help

[seriouslifter]

3.7p^2-7.2p+6.9-5.4-2.2p^2-2.1p =


5q^2
--------
10q+15q^2


2 - Y
-- --
x 3


(3a-2b)^2


(3z^4)^3 (-2z^2)


6 = 3
-- --
x 7




Please help me with some math problems. These are very basic I just dont remember how to do them. Thanks

ps - the steps on how to do them would be great also

[Lexed]

I know hwo to do it but it would be to long to write down step by step

[number twelve]

did u write the complete problems? use more parenthesis they are hard to follow. and are we trying to solve for the variables?

[seriouslifter]

just write the answer i guess, i will try to figure it out. those are the complete problems and no input for variables you just complete it.

[number twelve]

u need to put parenthesis in the first one. i dont know when the exponents end. #2 simplifies to 5q(q/(2+3q))
#3 simplifies to (6-xy)/3x
#4 = 3a^2 -2b^2
#5 x = 14

[number twelve]

wait hold on i accidentally skipped the 2nd to last one

[number twelve]

-6z^14 is the answer to the second to last one

[number twelve]

#2 simplifies to 5q(q/(2+3q))
#3 simplifies to (6-xy)/3x
#4 = 3a^2 -2b^2
#5 = -6z^14
#6 x = 14

i think these are right kinda did them off the top of my head and i dont really know what to solve for

[seriouslifter]

#2 simplifies to 5q(q/(2+3q))
#3 simplifies to (6-xy)/3x
#4 = 3a^2 -2b^2
#5 = -6z^14
#6 x = 14

i think these are right kinda did them off the top of my head and i dont really know what to solve for

wouldnt #2 be
1
----
10q+3

[seriouslifter]

would #3 be

6-xy
-----
x-3

[number twelve]

for #2 all i did was factor out a 5q.
i think your #3 is correct, mine was wrong sorry guy