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First make them have common denominators, then add. Simplifying after that should be simple.
The common denom will be \[\large x^2\cdot7x = 7x^3\] You can obtain it by using the good ol' "multiply by ONE" trick: \[\huge \frac{x+2}{x^2}\cdot\left(\frac{7x}{7x}\right) +\frac{x+8}{7x}\cdot\left(\frac{x^2}{x^2}\right)\] Hope this helps.
Just to improve on the above answer, a simpler common denominator is 7x^2
good observation, strobe. (also re: the debate thing -- if I'm shown to be wrong or incorrect, I fess up and admit it instead of 'agreeing to disagree'.) :-p
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I ended up getting (8x^2 +10)/(7x^2).....but I dont think its right
Not quite, give it another go!
mhhh im not getting it
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