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OpenStudy (anonymous):

1.(4x/9)+(x-10/9) 2.(t^2+6t/t-1)-(7/t-1) Show work

OpenStudy (anonymous):

I'll rewrite this because I can't see why the ( ) are where they are right now 1. 4x/9 +(x-10)/9 and 2. (t^2+6t)/(t-1) - 7/(t-1) is this correct?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

it supposed to be in fraction format

OpenStudy (anonymous):

with the order of operations, you need to write it the way I did, else, for example, the second term in 1 would x (undivided by 9) - 10/9. Anyways, so, since you have the same denominator for both, you can all put it in the same fraction : 1. (4x+x-10)/9 = (5x-10)/9 2. (t^2+6t-7)/(t-1) makes sense?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

its addition and substraction of rational expressions

OpenStudy (anonymous):

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