SOLUTION: Using the variable x, write a rational expression that would have the given restrictions.
X≠0, x≠ ±3/4
What would the denomainator of the rational expression 7x-13/(4-3x)
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X≠0, x≠ ±3/4
What would the denomainator of the rational expression 7x-13/(4-3x)
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Question 1160798: Using the variable x, write a rational expression that would have the given restrictions.
X≠0, x≠ ±3/4
What would the denomainator of the rational expression 7x-13/(4-3x) have to be multiplied by to end up with a denominator in the rational expressions of 20x^(2)-15x^(3)?
If the rational expression 4x^(2)-2x/4x^(2)+20x can be simplified to 2x-1/2x+10 what are the restrictions on the original rational expression? Answer by MathLover1(20850) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! have to be multiplied by to end up with a denominator in the rational expressions of ?
=> have to be multiplied by
If the rational expression can be simplified to what are the restrictions on the original rational expression?
......in both numerator and denominator factor out .........simplify
so, both numerator and denominator the rational expression factor out common to simplify to