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Can you solve?

ibuildpcswsocks
By ibuildpcswsocks
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Thanks for sharing. I think you made a mistake. In step 2, you used the theorem you boxed in,  y/x + z/x = (y + z)/x. However, this is only used with addition/subtraction, and in this case numbers aren't added, but multiplied. For multiplication it would be y/x * z/x = yz/(x2)

well i did it right now anyways lol. always doing math. 32v / [ v^(12) x u^(16) ]

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