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Simpliest version of 4x/4(x+y)...is the answer x/(x+y) or not??? Will give medalssss
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yes, \[\Large \frac{4x}{4(x+y)} = \frac{x}{x+y}\] where x and y are nonzero and x does not equal -y. This is all to avoid dividing by zero
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