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(a^2)/9 - 4/25 is a difference of squares since all the terms have perfect roots. The formula for factoring a difference of squares is: a^2 - b^2 = (a - b)(a + b) So, (a^2)/9 - 4/25 = (a/9 - 2/5)(a/9 + 2/5)

ax = c - x First thing to do is to make sure all the variables (x) are on the same side. Keeping in mind that what you do to one side you must do to the other. So, ax + x = c - x + x Leaving you with: ax - x = c Common factor the x gives you : x(a - 1) = c Therefore: x = c/(a - 1)

So, essentially you have: (5*x*x)/(25*x + 5*x*x) "dividing out" a factor of 5x you get: x/(5 + x) If that is all the question is I think that would be as far as you woudl be expected to go :)

OK, I will start from post one and explain each one :) Styarting in the next post :D

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ummmmmmm...are YOU trying to figure out what it's doing Neo?? ooh fury is gonna be MAD with you!!! :D

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I don't remember you smelling dead...were you wearing some sort of "dead smell neutralizer" the day I met you?

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Now that fury found him, can we know what 427 is please?

Noite: If *I* had thought that I would have NO problem saying it. I was telling my friend about PT's comment about 4:20 7 times a day (since my friend is someone who would appreciate such a thought seeing as the one 4:20 there is he enjoys emensely). Anyway, and when I was telling him he told...

Ok, a friend of mine thinks it's 4+2 = 6 and 2+7 = 9 so...427=69?

/me is stumped

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