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hmmm it is really hard wow
let the denominator be g(x) then replace denominator with x and call it f(x) then if you substitute g(x) into f(x) you get the solution shown
So f(x) is|dw:1417050118181:dw|
and g(x) is x^2
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that makes a lot of sense
Im asking you..
well as I can't give answers... does it make sense to you..?
No. Why cant f(x) be x and g(x) be (2/(x^2))+3
that works as well
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It can be more than one thing?
yes...you can decide f(x) = x + 3 g(x) = 2/x^2 thats another
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