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what is (x to the 3rd power + x to the 2nd power) divided by ((x+4)(X-4)) multiplied by (x+4) divided by (3x to the 4th power + x to the 3rd power + 2x to the 2nd power)

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Answered by MathMate
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(x³ + x&sup2)/((x+4)(x-4)) * (x+4)/(3x<sup>4</sup> + x³ + 2x&sup2)

Hint:
Cancel the common factor (x+4).
The second denominator can be factored into x²(3x²+x+2)
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