1/a + 1/c / a^2 - c^2 / ac

Question

I am kinda lost on this one.

I have to simplify.

any help?

Answer 1

Jennifer, the reason you are getting a reply is that your post is confusing.

in the part < 1/c / a^2 > did you mean that to be triple-decker fraction?

Where is the primary division?

e.g. If I say 3/4/5 does it mean

3/4 ÷ 5 = (3/4)*(1/5) = 3/20 OR
3 ÷ (4/5) = 3*(5/4) = 15/4 , a different answer.

PLease clarify

Answer 2

yes it is a triple decker fraction

1/a + 1/c divided by

a^2 - c^2 divided by

ac

I need to simplify and I am stuck

Answer 3

2x(4x negative6x^2y)