SOLUTION: 9x^-1 + 6y^-1
___________ Divide
5x^-2 + 5y^-2
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Question 1057970: 9x^-1 + 6y^-1
___________ Divide
5x^-2 + 5y^-2
Answer by josgarithmetic(39625) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Complex fraction problem, goal being to simplify it.
LCD is .
Can you continue steps from there?
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