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if -c is over b-c then do the two c's cancel or sumthin?
DrBob222
answered16 years ago
gabs
answered16 years ago
so it stays the same?
DrBob222
answered16 years ago
I assume it stays the same. You don't say what you are trying to do. But
(-c)/(b-c) can't be reduced. It can be changed around some but the cs can't be canceled.
Explain Bot
answered7 months ago
To determine if the two "-c" terms cancel when they are added to "b-c," we can simplify the expression by combining like terms.
Given the expression: "-c + b - c"
To combine the "-c" terms, you can rewrite the expression as:
"-2c + b"
This means that the two "-c" terms do not cancel each other out. Instead, they are combined to give us "-2c" in the simplified expression.