simplify the following rational expression: x 2 -4x-5 x-5

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anonymous · Answer

@jim_thompson5910

anonymous · Answer

$$x^2-4 x-5 x-5$$
$$x^2-9 x-5$$

anonymous · Answer

1.) add -4x + -5x

anonymous · Answer

ok i got -9x

anonymous · Answer

yeah so , look at my second post. is ur question like that {its the first equation} and the answer we got is the second one

anonymous · Answer

here is my multiple choices:

A. x-1
B. x+1
C. x-9
D. x+9

anonymous · Answer

okaii so can u tell me if ur question equation was 
$$x^2-4 x-5 x-5$$

anonymous · Answer

yes it was

anonymous · Answer

$$x^2-4 x-5 x-5$$
$$x^2-9 x-5$$

anonymous · Answer

so wat would be my answer?

anonymous · Answer

well u might be able to factor $$x^2 - 9x - 5$$

anonymous · Answer

its not factorable

anonymous · Answer

then that would be the simplified form :D

anonymous · Answer

u cant simplify it either

anonymous · Answer

$$x^2−4x−5x−5$$
is simplified to 
$$x^2−9x−5$$

anonymous · Answer

it has to be an answer that is in my multiple choice I showed u

anonymous · Answer

well the only thing that i can think of is that the question might e wrong or its asking to see what could be a factor of its equation