The sum of the two <em>rational</em> equations is equal to (3 · n² + 5 · n - 10) / (3 · n³ - 6 · n²).
<h3>How to simplify the addition between two rational equations</h3>
In this question we must use <em>algebra</em> definitions and theorems to simplify the addition of two <em>rational</em> equations into a <em>single rational</em> equation. Now we proceed to show the procedure of solution in detail:
- (n + 5) / (n² + 3 · n - 10) + 5 / (3 · n²) Given
- (n + 5) / [(n + 5) · (n - 2)] + 5 / (3 · n²) x² - (r₁ + r₂) · x + r₁ · r₂ = (x - r₁) · (x - r₂)
- 1 / (n - 2) + 5 / (3 · n²) Associative and modulative property / Existence of the multiplicative inverse
- [3 · n² + 5 · (n - 2)] / [3 · n² · (n - 2)] Addition of fractions with different denominator
- (3 · n² + 5 · n - 10) / (3 · n³ - 6 · n²) Distributive property / Power properties / Result
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<h3>Answer:</h3>
-84
<h3>Explanation:</h3>
(f·g)(2) = f(2)·g(2)
... = (3·2²+2)·(2-8) = 14·(-6) = -84 . . . . . put the numbers in the function and do the arithmetic
First you need to find out how much Molly paid. So, $24 times 0.25 equals $6 off so $24 minus $6 equals $18. Molly paid $18 for the jeans. Then to find the percentage of increase you would find the difference between how much the store bought the jeans minus how much they sold them for which is $18-$6=$12 then u would do $12 divided by $6 which is 2 and then multiply by 100 to get 200%. So the store earned a 200% increase on the jeans they sold to Molly.
