Write the rational expression as an equivalent expression with the indicated denominator. $$ \frac{5}{4(m+7)} = \frac{?}{64(m+7)} $$
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We are given the equation: $$ \frac{5}{4(m+7)} = \frac{?}{64(m+7)} $$ Let the missing numerator be $x$. So the equation becomes: $$ \frac{5}{4(m+7)} = \frac{x}{64(m+7)} $$ Step 2: To find the value of $x$, we need to determine what factor the denominator of the Show more…
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