Question

can someone kindly tell me if we can split this :
(3-6t)+1 / (3-6t)(3-6t) into.......

(3-6t)/(3-6t) + 1/(3-6t) ??

Answer 1

\[\frac{(3-6t)+1}{(3-6t)(3-6t) }\]
\[\frac{(3-6t)}{(3-6t)(3-6t)} +\frac{1}{(3-6t)(3-6t)}\]
\[\frac{1}{(3-6t)}+\frac{1}{(3-6t)(3-6t)}\]

Answer 2

Unless from\[\frac{1}{(3-6t)}+ \frac{1}{(3-6t)(3-6t)}\] divide whole thing by (3-6t), then
\[\frac{(3-6t)}{(3-6t)} +\frac{1}{(3-6t)}\]

Answer 3

that means the answer is yes

Answer 4

yes but normally for \[\frac{(3-6t)}{(3-6t)}\] is written as "1"