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Morgarella [4.7K]

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Which statements are true about the process for adding and subtracting the rational expressions? Check all that apply. The expre

ssion is not defined when x = –1. The first step in the simplification is . The denominator of the fully simplified expression will be x – 1. The numerator of the fully simplified expression will be –3x. The numerator of the fully simplified expression will be –3x + 10.

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Margarita [4]3 years ago

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It isn't true at all it isn't a question even

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$P=5s$

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Find the approximate circumference of circle

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$P=6s$

where

$s=1\ units$

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step 2

Find the ratio of circumference to Diameter

we know that

The radius is half the diameter so

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Find the approximate circumference of circle

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step 2

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The approximate value of the circumference will be closer to the real one when the number of sides of the inscribed polygon is greater

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