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What's the numerator for the following rational expression? 5/q+9/q=?/q
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it would be 14 because 9+5=14
you add the two numerators over q, your denominator
sorry i suck in algebra, but thank you sooo much ^-^
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wait! what if its m/n+9/n you cant add m and 9 :/
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.-. i suck at math
okay i will help
okay so let me see
that is a tricky one so it would just be m+9/n unless it says m=a number then you replace m with the number
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