SOLUTION: solve 2/xy + 5/x

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Question 428107: solve 2/xy + 5/x
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You can't "solve" this because there is no relational operator (equals or inequality sign). You can combine the two rational expressions given the condition that and . If that is what you want, resubmit and ask the correct question.

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