hat is an extraneous solution of a rational equation?(1 point) Responses A solution that works for all rational equations without exceptions. A solution that works for all rational equations without exceptions. A solution that works only when the equation is in its factored form. A solution that works only when the equation is in its factored form. A solution that is derived from simplifying the equation but doesn't satisfy the original equation. A solution that is derived from simplifying the equation but doesn't satisfy the original equation. A solution that satisfies the original equation, but not the simplified one.

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An extraneous solution of a rational equation is a solution that is derived from simplifying the equation but doesn't satisfy the original equation.

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hat is an extraneous solution of a rational equation?(1 point) Responses A solution that works for all rational equations without exceptions. A solution that works for all rational equations without exceptions. A solution that works only when the equation is in its factored form. A solution that works only when the equation is in its factored form. A solution that is derived from simplifying the equation but doesn't satisfy the original equation. A solution that is derived from simplifying the equation but doesn't satisfy the original equation. A solution that satisfies the original equation, but not the simplified one.

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An extraneous solution of a rational equation is a solution that is derived from simplifying the equation but doesn't satisfy the original equation.

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An extraneous solution of a rational equation is **a solution that is derived from simplifying the equation but doesn't satisfy the original equation**.