Question

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Answer 1

Hmm, maybe :d

Answer 2

Start by dividing both sides by (x+1),\[\large\rm \frac{x}{x+1}=x+y\]Then subtract x,
then get common denominator.

Answer 3

That's what I did.. Thats how I got C

Answer 4

hm..

Answer 5

I would say B but It's 1:20 AM

Answer 6

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Answer 7

How is that equal to option C though..?

Answer 8

You need to continue by getting a common denominator.

Answer 9

Multiply x by (x-1) to get a common denominator, so x^2 + x.

Answer 10

Ohh. it's D! o.o

Answer 11

Too lazy to use the equation thing so bear with me.

x - (x^2+x)/x+1

is what you should have before simplifying I think

Answer 12

So when we simplify the top, the x's cancel each other out, and a -x^2/x+1 is left.

Answer 13

So B?
Btw which grade are you in?

Answer 14

Currently in Grade 12. I couldn't reply because you needed to fan me apparently.

and yeah it should be B.

Answer 15

Ah. Thanks!

Answer 16

No problem, I'm going to go pass out now, so I'll have to help you tomorrow.

Answer 17

Bai. <3