The instructions just say to simplify. The problem is:
4 / 2a-2 + 3a / a-a^2
Factoring the denominators, I get:
2(a-1) and a(1-a) so the problem becomes:
4a-4a^2 + 6a^2 -6a
_________ + __________
(a-1)(1-a)(2+a)
Adding the numerators, I get 2a^2 - 2a, which I...
I'm trying to brush up on the maths I took 11 years ago so that I can test into trig. when I go back to college in Fall, but am really rusty. I'm working on factoring polynomials presently, but am baffled by this problem because I haven't been able to find an example like it online to try to...
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