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4/3x^2y + 3/5xy^2
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4/3x^2*y + 3/5x*y^2. We want a common denominator. So we can multiply the first term by y/y and the second term by x/x. This gives us: 4y/3x^2*y^2 + 3x/5x^2y^2 Which simplifies to: 4y+3x/(3x^2*y^2) Hope this helps. If it does, please choose good answer. http://www.tutorsean.net for free math videos.
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