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lokisapocalypse
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Hey guys,
I'm working on this project for my research and I am having trouble reducing a fraction. The fraction is:
(bc-ab) / (a^3 - ac^2 - 2ab^2 + 2b^2c)
I am almost positive that I can end up with only a (b) on top but I am not sure how. I had an idea:
(b(c-a)) / (a(a^2-c^2) - 2b^2(a - c))
I want to factor out a (a - c) on the bottom but can't because I have (a^2 - c^2).
I'm working on this project for my research and I am having trouble reducing a fraction. The fraction is:
(bc-ab) / (a^3 - ac^2 - 2ab^2 + 2b^2c)
I am almost positive that I can end up with only a (b) on top but I am not sure how. I had an idea:
(b(c-a)) / (a(a^2-c^2) - 2b^2(a - c))
I want to factor out a (a - c) on the bottom but can't because I have (a^2 - c^2).