Question

(s+x/sx^2)+(8s+x/^2x)

Answer 1

from the last term in denominator you have missed anything

Answer 2

huh?

Answer 3

how is the last term 8s + x/???

Answer 4

yes last term is s^2x sorry

Answer 5

and the first (s+x)/sx2 ???

Answer 6

yes

Answer 7

(s+x/sx^2)+(8s+x/s^2x)

Answer 8

first you need to get the denominator common

Answer 9

camon i will help you

Answer 10

solve it you please

Answer 11

s^2x^2

Answer 12

yes and if this is the denominator common we need multiply first term by ??? and the second by ???

Answer 13

idk

Answer 14

so if the first has denominator sx2 so by with you need multiply to get s2x2 ???

Answer 15

s

Answer 16

yes and the second ?

Answer 17

if there is s2x

Answer 18

x

Answer 19

exactly

Answer 20

now multiply those numerators by how you have wrote there and see what you will get

Answer 21

(s+x) multiply by s equal ???

Answer 22

s^2+sx

Answer 23

ok

Answer 24

and the right term multiply by ?

Answer 25

the second

Answer 26

8s(x)+x^2

Answer 27

yes now rewrite those all how you have got there

Answer 28

with this common denominator

Answer 29

i dont get it

Answer 30

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s2x2

Answer 31

why you have wrote those all before

Answer 32

s2+sx +8sx+x2
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s2x2

Answer 33

what can you doing again ?

Answer 34

do you understand it ???