Exam 9: Rational Expressions
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Subtract the rational expressions. Be sure to express your answer in simplest form.
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Perform the indicated operation involving rational numbers. Express final answer in reduced form.
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Perform the indicated operations involving rational numbers. Match each expression with the corresponding answer.
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Felipe jogs for 12 miles and then walks another 12 miles. He jogs miles per hour faster than he walks, and the entire distance of 24 miles takes 11 hours. Find the rate at which he walks and the rate at which he jogs.
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Perform the indicated operation and express your answer in simplest form.
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In rational expressions, the variables are restricted to exclude division by zero.
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Add the rational expressions. Be sure to express your answer in simplest form.
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The least common denominator of the rational expressions in a rational equation is the product of the denominators.
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Perform the indicated operations involving rational numbers. Express the final answer in reduced form.
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Perform the indicated operation and express your answer in simplest form. Please enter your answer as one fraction with the denominator factored completely.
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Subtract the rational expressions. Be sure to express your answer in simplest form.
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Recall that the indicated quotient of a polynomial and its opposite is 1. For example, simplifies to 1. Keep this idea in mind as you add or subtract the following rational expression.
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Besides setting the cross products equal to each other in order to solve the equation for P , the distributive property will also be used in the process to isolate P .
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The first step in adding rational expressions is to reduce the fractions.
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