Question

HELP PLEASE!

Answer 1

Would the top part be 1/x + 2/x

Answer 2

and the bottom part 1 + 1/x

Answer 3

top part would be 1/x + 2/x^2
bottom part is right

Answer 4

@niksva Thank you! Is there more simplifying to the problem? or is that it?

Answer 5

yeah u have to do the simplification more
first take the LCM in numerator and denominator
and atleast show what you r getting

Answer 6

Ok. Would the top part be x+2/x^2 @niksva

Answer 7

and the bottom part x+1/x

Answer 8

correct
now cancel the like terms

Answer 9

I am not sure how to do that? :( @niksva

Answer 10

can we write
\[\frac{ x+2 }{ x^2 } * \frac{ x }{ 1+x }\] ?

Answer 11

yes!!!

Answer 12

now what r u going to get?

Answer 13

hmm maybe factor it? :(

Answer 14

I don't know :( @niksva

Answer 15

can we write
\[\frac{ x+2 }{ (x*x) } * \frac{ x }{ 1+x }\] ?

Answer 16

cancel the like terms

Answer 17

the x's get canceled right? and then we write x+2/ x ∗ 1 +x

Answer 18

Is it correct? @niksva

Answer 19

yeah it is correct

Answer 20

you could also achieve the result by multiplying top and bottom by \(x^2\) as a first step

Answer 21

@niksva THANKYOU!

Answer 22

@niksva that is the end of the problem, right?

Answer 23

yup