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3/x^2+5/x^2+x=???
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\[\frac{ 3 }{ x^2}+\frac{ 5 }{ x^2+x }=??\]
Again, you want a common denominator, therefore you would have to multiply both the bases together. The common denominator in this case would be \(x^2(x^2+x)\)
ok i will try it so i have to multiply both n d thanks i will see
\[\frac{ 8x^2+3x }{ x^2(x^2+x) }\]
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Yes :)
thanks ur amazing
but it is not rigth
but it is not rigth
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