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what's the rational eqn?
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4xsquared+x-3/x+1
that yields \[(x+1)(4x-3)/(x+1)\] Which you can see gives you 4x-3
Thank you. My son is having trouble understanding how to process the top of the problem.
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You have to factor the polynomial in the numerator \[4x ^{2}+x-3\] the denominator is a hint that one of the factors of the polynomial is x+1 you know that something times x+1 is \[4x ^{2}+x-3\] so by trial and error with FOIL you can see that the other factor is 4x-3
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