First, look at the whole number if it is 12, it will go near the 1 on the number line, next look at the fraction,
if its 1/2 change it to be 2/4. Next count the lines in between the number. There are 4 lines. If it is 3/4, count 3 lines and put the fraction there. So 41/4 would be the 4 and 1 line next to it.
The two rational expressions will be; (x + 2)/(x² - 36) and 1/(x² + 6x)
<h3>How to simplify Quadratic Expressions?</h3>
We want to determine the two rational expressions whose difference completes the equation.
The two rational expressions will be;
(x + 2)/(x² - 36) and 1/(x² + 6x)
Now, this can be proved as follows;
Step 2 [(x + 2)/(x² - 36)] - [1/(x² + 6)]
= [(x + 2)/(x + 6)(x - 6)] - [1/(x(x + 6)]
Step 3; By subtracting, we have;
[x(x + 2) - (x - 6)]/[x(x + 6)(x - 6)]
Step 4; By further simplification of step 3, we have;
[x² + x + 6]/[x(x-6)(x + 6)]
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