If ab=x and a/b=y, and ab does not equal zero, then a^2−b^2
A)x(y-1)(y+1)/y
B)xy-y/x
C)X^2-y^2
D)y(x^2-1/x^2)
E)(y+x)(y-x)/x
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A)x(y-1)(y+1)/y
B)xy-y/x
C)X^2-y^2
D)y(x^2-1/x^2)
E)(y+x)(y-x)/x
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Let a=4 and b=2.j_shreyans wrote:If ab=x and a/b=y, and ab does not equal zero, then a^2−b^2
A)x(y-1)(y+1)/y
B)xy-y/x
C)X^2-y^2
D)y(x^2-1/x^2)
E)(y+x)(y-x)/x
I think Mitch's approach (what I call the INPUT-OUTPUT approach) is best here.j_shreyans wrote:If ab = x and a/b = y, and ab does not equal zero, then a² − b²
A) x(y-1)(y+1)/y
B) xy - y/x
C) x² - y²
D) y(x² - 1/x²)
E) (y+x)(y-x)/x
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