Can someone help me with an algebra 2 question please!!!!!!!!!!! its short ill give you a metal

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Can someone help me with an algebra 2 question please!!!!!!!!!!! its short  ill give you a metal

anonymous · Answer

What reasons justify a solution to a rational equation?

btaylor · Answer

can you give us more details?

anonymous · Answer

thats the hole question

anonymous · Answer

its on a lesson of rational equations

btaylor · Answer

Okay. A rational equation "works" (what I'll interpret "justify a solution" to mean) when the numbers create an equality. I think what the question is asking you to interpret is that the denominator of a rational equation must be non-zero. For example, if you have 1/x = x^2 as your equation, you must note that x=0 cannot be a solution, because that would yield an indeterminate solution.

anonymous · Answer

thank you that helps alot!!!!!!!!!

btaylor · Answer

you're welcome!