Simplify (D(x)(900))/(10.5+30x)
The problem asks to simplify the algebraic expression where D(x) represents some function of x. Specifically, you are asked to perform algebraic simplification on the fraction where D(x) multiplied by 900 is the numerator, and 10.5 + 30x is the denominator. Simplifying this would typically involve reducing the expression to its simplest form, possibly by factoring or canceling out common terms in the numerator and the denominator.
Extract the common factor of
Take
Take
Pull out
Reposition
Factor out
Split the fraction into two parts.
Calculate
Merge
The problem at hand involves simplifying a mathematical expression that contains a function
The steps taken in the solution involve:
Factoring: This is the process of rewriting an expression as a product of its factors. In this case,
Rearranging terms: The multiplication of terms in the numerator is commutative, so
Separating fractions: The expression is split into two separate fractions to isolate the constant and the function of
Division: The constant terms
Combining terms: Finally, the simplified constant is combined with the function of
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