Asked by LostCoward
State the restrictions on the variable and classify the restrictions as removable or nonremovable.
(x−3)/(x+4)÷(x^2−1)/x
Question 1
What is being asked in the problem and what does that mean? What plan am I going to try? (1 sentence)
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I will write out my response to the question, explaining my answer and what it means. (1 sentence)
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(x−3)/(x+4)÷(x^2−1)/x
Question 1
What is being asked in the problem and what does that mean? What plan am I going to try? (1 sentence)
Question 2
I will write out my response to the question, explaining my answer and what it means. (1 sentence)
(solve step by step at the end)
Answers
Answered by
oobleck
you cannot eliminate the x factor. Where do you justify multiplying by x/x?
The final expression is
(x-3)/(x+4) * x / (x+1)(x-1) = x(x-3) / (x+4)(x^2-1)
everything else you said is ok.
x=0 still must be eliminated, since the original equation requires it.
The final expression is
(x-3)/(x+4) * x / (x+1)(x-1) = x(x-3) / (x+4)(x^2-1)
everything else you said is ok.
x=0 still must be eliminated, since the original equation requires it.
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