Help me solve this please i can’t figure it out :/
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So we are given the expression:
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When we divide fractions, we must flip the second term and change the sign to multiplication:
And then we multiply across:
Then we can break apart all of the like variables for simplification:
When we simplify variables through division, we subtract the exponent of the numerator from the exponent of the denominator. So we then have:
So then we multiply all of these simplified parts together:
So now we know that the simplified form of the initial expression is: .
First of all, we can observe that
So the expression becomes
This means that the expression is defined for every
Now, since the denominator is always positive (when it exists), the fraction can only be positive if the denominator is also positive: we must ask
Since we can't accept 3 as an answer, the actual solution set is
