Question

May some1 help me?Please
(1/sqra+1) + (a/sqra+a)

Answer 1

transform it please....

Answer 2

this one?

Answer 3

Yes please :)

Answer 4

\[\frac{1}{\sqrt{a}+1} + \frac{a}{\sqrt{a}+a}\]

is this teh correct interpretation of it?

Answer 5

sqra+1 is a little to ambiguous for me to decipher correctly; gonna need some guidance ;)

Answer 6

hmmm....guidance? idk.....the eq. is right how u have written it....:)

Answer 7

good, then I can procede

Answer 8

yes u can :) meanwhile can i move from the pc?

Answer 9

lol.... maybe :)

Answer 10

good thanks :):) I'll pass by later :)
Thanks a lot :):)

Answer 11

we can 'cross' multiply to get a common denom that works out

sqrt(a) + a + asqrt(a) + a
----------------------
(sqrt(a)+1) (sqrt(a)+a)


sqrt(a) + a sqrt(a) + 2a
----------------------
a +a +sqrt(a) + a sqrt(a)


sqrt(a) + a sqrt(a) + 2a
---------------------- = 1 if I did it right lol
2a +sqrt(a) + a sqrt(a)

Answer 12

Thanks a loooooooot :)