Which of the following is not a rational expression? 5x 2x^2/11 5x/x+2 1/x^2+11x+30
the third one
why not the fourth one
@answereverything \[\frac{5x}{x+2}\]is a rational expression.
i think it's the fourth one? is that right?
@eseidl oh, I thought it is 5X/X +2, u feel me?
ya! i also think this
if the 4th one is not a rational statement, then if you were to use the quadratic equation on the denominators polynomial, then you would get some complex roots.
which one did you think @jiteshmeghwal9 ?
5x/(x+2) could be considered something other than rational at x=-2 because it's not defined. However i'm guessing that is not what is being asked here.
d
i'm going with d
d
i wouldn't be so sure about that. http://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/Classes/Alg/RationalExpressions.aspx
just so you know..it's not D
rational expressions mean there is an x in the denominator
now..which option doesnt have x in the denominator?
b
@simplybeyoutiful can you draw out option A and option B for me?
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