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How do I solve this rational expression? (2/x) + (1/x+4)
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\[\Large \frac {2}{x}-\frac{1}{x+4}\] You have to get a common denominator first... which we can do like this \[\Large \frac {2}{x}*\frac{ (x +4)}{ (x+4) }-\frac{1}{(x+4)}*\frac{ x }{ x }\]
@agent0smith Actually its the addition of the fractions.
I worked out the problem. Thanks for the help.
Good for you!
Now you are above addition of rational expressions.
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