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looks good so far. For each fraction, cross out the term that is both in the numerator and the denominator. then get a common denominator to combine
So it would be (d+8)(d-4)+(d+2)(d+2) / (d+8)(d+2) ...is that right? if so, how do I simplify the top?
multiply each pair and then add. I don't see anything that will simplify after that
d^2+8d-28? I'm pretty bad at simplifying
2d^2
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how did you get that?
your answer was correct but the first term is 2d^2 not d^2 each term has a d^2
Oh, I see! Cheers Sir!
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