15 videos in "Complex Fractions / Simplifying Rational Expressions"
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Simplifying Rational Expressions (7 1C Continued Solutions Problems 60 thur 70)
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Rational Expressions 2 - Simplifying
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LCD Method 1 Part 1 - Rational Expressions
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LCD Method 1 Part 2 - Rational Expressions
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Finding the LCD of rational expressions
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Simplify Complex Fractions 1
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Simplify Complex Fractions 2
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Intermediate Algebra Review Part 1
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Intermediate Algebra Review Part 2
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Simplifying a Complex Fraction
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Rationalizing a Denominator using a Conjugate
Finding the LCD of rational expressions
Finding the LCD of rational expressions
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Part of video series Rational Expressions
More free YouTube videos by Julie Harland are organized at http://yourmathgal.com
This video shows a method for finding the least common denominator of rational expressions. I've posted at least 2 other videos with methods, explanations, and examples for finding the LCD.
- What is the least common denominator or LCD?
- How do you find the least common denominator of algebraic fractions?
- What is the least common denominator of 3/2x^2 and 5/6xy?
- How do you find the LCD of algebraic fractions if the denominators are not factored?
- How do you find the LCD of x/(9x + 9) and (x + 4)/6x?
- What is the LCD of (3x + 5)/(x - 7) and 4/(x + 5)?
- What is the least common denominator of 5/(7x - 14) and 3x/(x^2 - 4)?
- How do you find the least common denominator of 3 algebraic fractions?
- What is the LCD of 4/(3x + 15), 1/(4x - 20), and 1/(x^3 - 25x)?
This lesson shows how to find least common denominators when there are variables involved. The methods shown for finding the least common denominator are the same as with just numbers; you will just have to deal with algebraic expressions now. Several examples are shown and explained in this video.
