(x+1/x)-(x/x+1)=0
Rewrite and cross multiply
Could we instead find a common denominator for them?
That's complicated, just (x+1/x)=(x/x+1) and cross multiply, very simple then
Okay, I did that and got to \[x^{2}+2x +1=x^{2}\]
What do I now do?
Cancel the x^2
U don't know that?
I guess not.
So then I have 2x+1=0 ... What now?
If you don't know how to do that, I think you better go back to the beginning of your studies...
What number when u double it and add 1 gives zero?
-2
No... I'm not sure.
Like I said, back to basics for u....
Let's not be rude. I'm here for help, and help is what I'm looking for. I never asked that my ability (or lack thereof) be called out.
If you can provide assistance, please do so.
You should not even need the amount of help I already gave you. I am not being rude, if you just want an answer, maybe someone else will give it to you.
And on what standard are you basing my need for help? Help is help, regardless of the level at which it is required.
2x+1 = 0 subtract 1 from both sides and what do you get?
2x=-1
devide by 2 on both sides and tell me what you get.
x= -1/2
correct
Awesome! Thanks!
Thank you estudier as well, for what help you did provide.
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