Question

Simplified version of x+2/y-3 + 3x-1/y-3.... is the corrrect answer 4x+1/y-3 ??? Medals

Answer 1

the original expression is this right?

\[\Large \frac{x+2}{y+3} + \frac{3x-1}{y+3}\]

Answer 2

Yes

Answer 3

ya thats right

Answer 4

you have the correct answer assuming you meant to write \[\Large \frac{4x+1}{y+3}\]

Answer 5

sorry for some reason, I wrote "y+3" when it should be "y-3". My bad

Answer 6

Thank you both!! And its okay thank you for your help!

Answer 7

no problem

Answer 8

Did i get this one right too? 3/x+1 + 4/x+1.... the answer is 7/x+1 ??

Answer 9

yes you did

Answer 10

Nice job

Answer 11

use parenthesis to indicate you are dividing by all of "x+1"

`3/x+1` is NOT the same as `3/(x+1)`

Answer 12

\[\Large 3/x + 1 = \frac{3}{x} + 1\]

\[\Large 3/(x + 1) = \frac{3}{x+1}\]

Answer 13

Im so sorry I didn't know! I'm new to this so I'm learning

Answer 14

that's ok

Answer 15

Am i correct for this problem also?
5x^2 - x(x-3)
= 4x^2- 3x ??

Answer 16

you distributed incorrectly