Anonymous #1 14h

S/ty/1

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Anonymous #1 14h

she/they/he = she * (he/they) = she * 1/ty = she/ty

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Anonymous #2 14h

no because you can’t just simplify complex fractions like that, and without parentheses there’s no way to know whether the complex fraction is in the numerator or the denominator. for the sake of ease, assuming the numerator holds the complex fraction, it would have to be split into (she/they)*(he/1) and from there simplified into (s/ty)*(he) = (s*he)/ty = she/ty

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Anonymous shrimptacos 14h

ah perfect and you’ve solved the complex fraction in the denominator case! so it’s the same either way

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Anonymous #1 14h

whole ass algebra lesson in these comments

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Anonymous shrimptacos 14h

algebra is actually really fun imo! just don’t ask me to do calculus 😭

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Anonymous #1 14h

Quite the opposite for me, i had to google how to do complex fractions. I can do a triple integral tho

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Anonymous shrimptacos 14h

will you be my calc tutor LMAO i have to retake calc 1 next semester and i still don’t understand what the fuck a derivative is 🫠

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Anonymous #1 14h

Lmao sure but im avoiding math at all costs this summer 😭

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Anonymous #1 7h

the derivative is the instantaneous rate of change of a function. do you understand limits?

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